Sentence examples for is harsh to from inspiring English sources

It is harsh to condemn the visitors' performance at Goodison Park.

Wang Peisan rested her cheek against her shoulder and asked, "So, in your marriage, who is harsh to whom?" Before I could say anything, my husband broke in.

The crowd booed Mayweather's tactics but – and this is harsh to say – perhaps they should have been booing the innocence of Pacquiao's often poor efforts.

I think it is harsh to get the red card, he is entitled to get out of the way [of Dawson's challenge]." Bruce felt that his side dominated in all departments apart from finishing off the many chances they created.

It is harsh to say the same applies to a man who has won five Serie A titles, two La Liga crowns and the Champions League, but their Italian coach does too, at least on a World Cup stage following his experience in South Africa when archaic tactics and conservative team selections drained the life out of England's tournament as much as the results.

It is harsh to criticise them for not doing that earlier.

And that it could be harsh to me.

It is a gamble to keep him, but it would be harsh to drop him.

It might be harsh to characterise it as a one-product company.

It's harsh to judge him, though, when he's had such pathetic "support" from above.

But it would be harsh to deny Northampton their moment in the spotlight.