Sentence examples for more harsh than from inspiring English sources
The new regime was even more harsh than Mubarak's.
In many places, life is even more harsh than it was under the old economic order.
Fluorescent light is generally perceived as more harsh than incandescent light.
"But no more harsh than the suffering of an innocent Jesus who died for the sake of a sinful world, and no more harsh than the continuing suffering of so many of those for whom he died".
If he's not doing that, then I would be a bit more harsh than with other players.
The sanctions for individuals were more harsh than most people probably expected, and perhaps lighter in terms of money and draft picks lost.
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.
Although still in the development stages, the technology has matured in recent years to be able to overcome the vast difficulties of operating underwater, a far more harsh environment than what aerial drones face in the sky.
Vocalizations of Blue-banded more harsh and raspy than the "nasal" calls of Chestnut-tipped.
"The criticism I received there was far more harsh and intense than anything I got here," he said.
