Sentence examples for is less harsh from inspiring English sources

It is less harsh than "illegal immigrants", but seems to have the same logical problem, that the actions are illegal/unauthorised, not the people themselves.

The satire is less harsh in his later fiction, which includes The Silver Eggheads (1961), a farce on the publishing industry, and A Specter Is Haunting Texas (1969), which mocks war, racism, and hypocrisy.

After this, the only essentials are mascara; chocolate-brown liner, which is less harsh than black; a smidgen of blush (Linter likes Kevyn Aucoin's cream blush while Turnbow recommends Maybelline's Dream Bouncy powdery cream); and a crowning dab of lipstick.

Up close it is less harsh but still far from warm: villas have been constructed to a traditional Omani design, but the stone cladding, raffia fencing and heavy wood are not easy on the eye.

OLED's give off a white light that is less harsh, more uniform and more energy efficient than fluorescent light, and is said to be the closest simulation of actual sunlight.

By championing the 3 million strivers penalised by the government for going to work (it is less harsh on workless claimants), Labour can turn its crippling image to its advantage.

Other gun control advocates were less harsh.

Cancer treatments today tend to be less harsh.

Other aides were less harsh, saying that Gore was brusque and demanding but not unkind.

Occasionally, Laud was less harsh than his enemies admitted, especially to the clergy.

Mr. Medvedev's tone was less harsh, though he also criticized the West.