Sentence examples for it was too harsh from inspiring English sources

Concern about the controversial comedy went beyond whether it was too harsh.

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

President Clinton vetoed similar legislation in his final weeks in office, saying it was too harsh on debtors.

Several commissioners said they had tabled a similar regulation because some felt it was too harsh and could penalize average drivers as well as bad ones.

Some economists for New York State criticized the study, saying it was too harsh and overlooked some gains of recent years.

The sentence was appealed against by both prosecutors who called for life imprisonment and by Duch who argued it was too harsh because he was merely following orders.

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).

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

TODAY I find myself in the unusual position of disagreeing with something Kevin Drum wrote on the grounds that it's too harsh on industry.