Sentence examples for of harsh letters from inspiring English sources

So began an exchange of harsh letters and phone calls between the two agencies.

For the Gang of Four to have waved their arms and yelled at mid-level C.I.A. briefers, or written harsh letters to the president and vice president, would have been useless.

Knoll's petition was rejected in a harsh letter citing "a long history of manufacturing problems".

He wrote a harsh letter demanding Stewart take full responsibility for the failure.

However, even the harshest letters reveal a great deal of respect for Heschel.

They are said to have included a 47-page security clearance application, Social Security numbers of CIA employees, and a letter about the use of "harsh interrogation techniques" of terrorism suspects.

The Federal Election Commission on Tuesday sent its harshest letter yet to Donald Trump's campaign committee, outlining violations that include accepting large donations from anonymous sources, taking contributions above the legal limits, failing to file reports of last-minute contributions and more.

In the early years, Mr. Bloomberg, flanked by top education officials, made a point of trumpeting letter grades at news conferences, warning of harsh consequences for failing schools.

The ordeal involved searing letters, a contentious board election and no shortage of harsh words — the same playbook he used to gain control of Steak 'n Shake in 2008.

The name came from a monograph entitled "A Letter to a Friend" by Sir Thomas Brown in 1690 describing an illness characterized by "outbreaks of harsh hairs" on the backs of children in Languedoc, France.

That seems kind of harsh.