Sentence examples for much too harsh from inspiring English sources

However, they would remain as priests; defrocking is thought much too harsh a penalty.

Duch had appealed his previous sentence of 19 years, saying it was much too harsh.

Be clear about why you're apologizing: "I got drunk and was much too harsh.

To judge by the reader mail I receive, I am much too harsh on some Morris works or not nearly harsh enough.

One of Miller's ex-boyfriends described her book as "Homeric fan fiction", which is much too harsh – but you can see what he meant.

Parnell's attorneys, who declined to comment for this story, had called the proposed sentence much too harsh, even "absurd," particularly when compared with other companies and executives who have gotten much lighter punishments for food-related transgressions.

There's even a sense that "Merrily II" has been watered down dramatically in response to the accusation that "Merrily I" was too harsh, too much of a downer.

Birobidzhan was never much: the climate and surrounding land was too harsh to support sustainable agriculture.

It's harsh, so using too much too often can lead to dry skin.

Wear stuff that is clean, doesn't reveal too much, fits and suits you, and isn't too harsh.

We praise too much when teams win and are probably a bit too harsh when they lose.