Sentence examples for kind of harsh from inspiring English sources

That seems kind of harsh.

"I thought it was kind of harsh," she said.

"Some of the notes I got were kind of harsh," Pastner said.

That kind of harsh, jangly state-of-the-nation storytelling is never going to get everyone on side.

And Tyson still laced his comments with the kind of harsh and profane language he customarily uses.

At the fund-raiser, Mr. Schumer attacked Mr. D'Amato in the kind of harsh language that has come to mark this campaign.

I'm kind of harsher than most people".

Despite all that, dozens of children, like Josh Forman, 16, of San Diego, have left Cartisano camps, describing the same kinds of harsh treatment.

"Biutiful" certainly looks real, and it rubs your face in all kinds of harsh facts of life, from mental illness to poverty to the fatal effects of cheap space heaters operating in poorly ventilated rooms.

It is not clear that Italy would make the request — Italian voters might prefer life outside the euro to the kinds of harsh austerity that have been imposed on Greece.

Since the strict interpretations of Shari'a were only imposed in recent decades, capital punishment is more controversial in Iran than elsewhere in the Middle East, as Iranian society "had no memory of these kinds of harsh punishments until the Islamic Revolution," she said.