Sentence examples for it's so harsh from inspiring English sources
Epstein: The thing about Sharon's part, which is also a very difficult part because it's so harsh -- she is the meanest mother ever -- was that from her perspective and the perspective of that character, that was her idea of love.
It's so harsh, it's funny -- terrifying, too, but funny -- and the two actors overcome dialogue that could be more consistently jabbing.
If I had one message for all those kids out there -- the ones who (perversely) can't see Bully because the actual bullying in it is so harsh and violent it's been rated R -- it would be this: I was a hopeless, miserable kid, every single day, for the first 15 years of my life.
Coombs contends that Manning's confinement was so harsh that the charges should be dropped or he should be given extra credit at sentencing.
But he has written so engagingly discursive an account of the events leading up to the cataclysm which finally occurs, after a masterful build-up of literary and geological tension, only on page 234 that it is impossible to be so harsh.
It's as though listeners can't quite grasp that a woman's voice could be so harsh.
The state's drug laws are so harsh and so in need of repair that even the Legislature has come close to taking action.
And he seemed oblivious to the future, never giving a serious thought to the consequences of his action or, more important, his inaction.... "It saddens me to have been so harsh with the young prince of Denmark.
The conditions are so harsh it takes most climbers up to 12 hours to walk the distance of 1.72 kilometres (1 mile) from South Col to the summit.
On the other hand, several Democrats upbraided the United States Supreme Court in language that was so harsh that it was reminiscent of the 1960's, when conservatives sought to impeach Chief Justice Earl Warren.
