Sentence examples for no less harsh from inspiring English sources

The deliberate vulgarity of these paintings contrasts with the French painter Jean Dubuffet's no less harsh Corps de dame series of 1950, in which the female, formed with a rich topography of earth colours, relates more directly to universal symbols.

Looking back in 1948, Norman's judgment was no less harsh.

The Americans' racial hatred was no less harsh.

For award ceremonies the coverage is wider but the critique no less harsh.

This time, she's no less harsh: exasperated, she tells Hannah that everyone on earth feels pain and that hers is nothing special.

Then they flattened the area with a tank". The verdict of Times correspondent, Janine di Giovanni, was no less harsh: "Rarely in more than a decade of war reporting..

Perhaps there is something the stickers can be replaced with, something a little less harsh but no less effective.

If you do plan on transplanting the plant, opt for plants that have no open flowers, since transplanting is less harsh on plants that are not fully mature.

As someone who has, however, had a customer reach up my kilt and squeeze my genitals to "see if I was a real Scottish lass" (ie, wearing underwear) while working at a Scottish-themed pub, I can vouch that servers mostly female have different but no less valid harsh working conditions than their mostly male back of house counter parts.

While Disney and Viacom have expressed no particular interest in an overseas broadcaster, AOL Time Warner has—albeit in less harsh economic times declared ambitious overseas expansion plans.

That makes it a lot less harsh".