Sentence examples for more harsh in from inspiring English sources

A later inquiry was far more harsh in its accounting of the administration.

Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the senior Republican on the committee, was more harsh in his criticism.

But safety Jon McGraw, who is moving into the starting lineup this season, was much more harsh in his assessment.

If they react harshly, they will probably be more harsh in response to you being an atheist.

However, teenagers should be more harsh in that regard, as many cannot fit into the same clothing year after year.

In fact, historians say sugar's dominant role helps explain why slavery in Brazil was said to be more harsh than in many other New World colonies, including the United States.

As also informal activities are highly productive for these workers, this implies that more harsh punishment, in this perspective, is more harmful for the highly educated worker.

Although he was involved in a mix-up that could have seen Sangakkara run out for 100, it was Kulasekara's consecutive sixes off Swann that seemed to spell the end for England, with the expensive Stuart Broad getting more harsh treatment in the next over as the hosts became ragged.

Remind them that because people tend to be more harsh online than in person, the sender may not have intended to have inflicted such pain.

In more harsh disruption methods such as grinding and bead beating, the PBs were also disrupted and consequently could not be recovered by density separation.

After all it is still a subgenre of emo but more harsh and has screaming in it.