Sentence examples for it's a bit harsh from inspiring English sources
There's a quote I like by Charles Bukowski where he says, 'To feign real emotion, yours or the world's, is of course unforgivable.' It's a bit harsh, but a good line; it speaks to the broader point that there is certainly something dispossessing about pretending to care about something when you don't.
So really, it's a bit harsh to judge its creators for taking a DIY development approach.
"It's a bit harsh to segregate children," he said.
Also, it's a bit harsh to say that the audience was locked in the barn.
Shah grabbed at it virtually on the half-volley, so it's a bit harsh to call that a chance.
She and Dubrule liked the scent's spiky freshness, but Dubrule thought that it was a bit harsh — too much like grapefruit.
It is a bit harsh sending him off.
It is a bit harsh on him getting booed and the reception he got.
The standout performances came from Courtney Lawes, Owen Farrell and Mike Brown but it is a bit harsh to single out just three when the entire team played so well.
"We felt it was a bit harsh.
