Sentence examples for made harsh remarks from inspiring English sources

A crowd of curious men stared down at them and made harsh remarks.

Her book, The Seven Rules of Success (£7.99 Hodder), is out now The slimmer: Engineer Mark Spry decided to lose at least two-and-a-half stone after his doctor and his girlfriend made harsh remarks about his size.

Late Wednesday, Bing made harsh remarks to the Free Press about what he considered reluctance on the part of City Council and the city unions to go along with his proposal.

But, although Vidal made "harsh critical remarks" about Oates at every opportunity, Parini explains, he once caught him reading a volume of her essays, and — "he admitted" — enjoying them.

Love has made harsh and multiple mistakes.

The former senators made their harsh remarks during a news conference to release their panel's report, titled, "America Still Unprepared, America Still in Danger".

Mr. Gorbachev, in an interview with the BBC in early March, made similarly harsh remarks about Mr. Putin's government, saying it was replete with "thieves and corrupt officials," and he offered a harsh assessment of laws recently adopted in Russia clamping down on nongovernmental organizations.

On Sunday, he made his harshest remarks yet about government ties to the nuclear industry, saying it was "exactly the same structure of collusion that I found as health minister during the AIDS blood products problem".

Don't make harsh decisions.

Stay away from making harsh accusations.

"If these trends of hatred don't stop and keep on coming from our neighbours," he said, "I would not recommend to ourselves to sit and do nothing". His comments followed harsh remarks made in Cairo by President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, whose country is the only Arab nation to have a peace treaty with Israel.