Sentence examples for matter how harsh from inspiring English sources
No matter how harsh they are, they are far enough away to lie outside the tunnel.
It is rare, then, for an enterprise that successful to simply shrivel up and disappear, no matter how harsh the scrutiny.
REAL estate agents have a knack for investing any Manhattan neighborhood with romance, no matter how harsh or dowdy its past.
If modern tragedy begins with Nietzsche's declaration that God is dead, then just about any depiction of an orderly afterlife -- no matter how harsh or rich in bureaucratic red tape -- has to belong in the "feel-good" category.
The trial's sentences, no matter how harsh, "will not be able to quell the fire of the Tunisian people, who had hoped 'the deposed' would be brought in and tried in an actual trial, to return faith and confidence to all Tunisians".
Last Thursday, Judge Diane Lebedeff of New York Supreme Court dismissed a claim filed by a Manhattan restaurant, Lucky Cheng's, against Zagat's, the popular restaurant guides, ruling that "a restaurant review, no matter how harsh, is not an appropriate basis for a libel action".
He taught us to base the story on the inventiveness of the writer no matter how cruel, harsh and political the story is.
He taught us to base the story on the inventiveness of the writer no matter how cruel, harsh and political the story is," he said.
But that notion seems at odds with the theatrical picture, which aims for a kind of idiosyncratic sexiness, no matter how many harsh angles there are to keep the movement from looking too blatantly alluring.
Respecting the elders' decisions, no matter how unjust or harsh, is required to maintain honor.
