Sentence examples for it feels harsh from inspiring English sources

It feels harsh to pick on Lee Dickson after he scored two tries but, in truth, his scores were - like so many of Saints' this season - made by the forwards.

It feels harsh but even if this is to be the end for him at Chelsea, he has left an incredible legacy of success".

It's arguably more refined and never feels harsh, so if a car that feels grown up is your aim, you can't miss with the Honda.

The simple act of giving praise to those who deserve it can be a powerful tool that can help counter a culture that often feels harsh, isolating and cold to women.

Two child psychologists critique the children in a way that feels harsh, until you remember every parent at home is doing the same or worse.

The sound feels harsh and strip-lit and punishing: on several occasions, not least the battering bovver-glam drum and sampled screaming of Black Skinhead, West appears to be operating under the influence of industrial music.

"One of the best reasons to be in an intimate relationship is that we have someone to tell our troubles to, who will take our side when the world feels harsh.

The casual rock star cruelty with which he treats her, amidst jeers from his band and girlfriend, when she tells him that they have a child together, feels harsh, obscene, and is utterly gripping.

If you are just on one side of the line, it might feel harsh, he suggests.

Unless you're Taylor Swift, it may feel harsh to say "We're never ever getting back together".

The TDI loses points for the programming of its DSG dual-clutch automated manual transmission: so snappy in many VW and Audi models, it feels mildly harsh and out of sync with the low-revving diesel.