Sentence examples for of this harshness from inspiring English sources

Manifestations of this harshness are widespread.

Earlier in the day, Cameron tried to distance himself from some of this perceived harshness of Thatcherism by saying she would be remembered for Britain's economic renewal, but he said he had been trying over the past seven years, through his leadership, to add social renewal.

He went on: "I see kids today, a look in their eyes where the vitality, the hope and the purpose has been stolen from them because of the harshness of this city.

There is none of that harshness you'd expect from a car like this, mainly due to the magneto rheological suspension.

Admittedly he did speak of the "harshness" associated with inequality and said: "We cannot ignore this change in relative economic standing, and the resentment it sometimes brings".

You certainly don't get a sense of the harshness of Breton life".

Commentators sometimes used Mr. Scott-Heron's plight as an example of the harshness of New York's drug laws.

After the burden of the harshness of winter, spring awaits with gentle mornings, blue skies and warm days.

Still, the Salvation Army and her school have protected Mariah from much of the harshness of homelessness suffered by adults.

His mature style evolved from the tension between his fanciful, poetic impulse and his vision of the harshness of modern life.

Mr Acellam's delight in the meals and mosquito nets of his Ugandan guards is symptomatic of the harshness of life in the region.