Sentence examples for it is too harsh from inspiring English sources

Women's groups and consumer advocates opposed the measure, saying it is too harsh and inflexible.

Acuff, a four-time Olympian, said: "I think people often are afraid to discipline kids; they feel it is too harsh or that the kid won't love you.

Secular political parties are expected to attack any ruling on culpability, saying it is too harsh on the scientists and too easy on the generals.

Other monitoring efforts have sprouted because some groups think the association is too lenient toward manufacturers while others believe it is too harsh.

But even if Chuck is right most of the time, it is too harsh that he always thinks the worst of Jimmy – especially after his sibling goes beyond the call of duty for him.

Berrimah, built 35 years ago, has been beset by reports that it is too harsh an environment for children – particularly young female offenders, who will be housed in the former maximum security wing – and is falling apart, despite $800,000 worth of refurbishments.

It's too harsh for young girls".

JEFFREY TOOBIN: I see your point, but I think it's too harsh.

(No chlorine because it's too harsh on century-old stone and bronze statuary).

President Bill Clinton vetoed a similar bill, saying it was too harsh on consumers.

When the bombing began on the sunny Sunday afternoon of October 7th, the first explosions were followed by murmurs of public concern: the campaign was too fast, it was too slow; it was too harsh, it was too squeamish.