Sentence examples for over harsh from inspiring English sources

There was growing discord, however, over harsh sentences handed down to convicted rioters.

Since World War I, the military has tended to stress treatment over harsh discipline.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR The Republican candidates just avoided what could have been a contentious fight over harsh interrogation techniques.

The low, short-travel rear end can hit hard over harsh bumps, partly because of the massive gearcase housing, but on smoother roads everything is sambuca and tiramisù.

His comparison of human life, in the "Wandering Shepherd," to the journey of a weak old man over harsh terrain is unforgettable.

Visitors to both locations have met activists from across the US who have bonded over harsh weather conditions, mistrust of the government and fear of the police.

If anything, the midterm election has emboldened the White House to use fictional rhetoric to paper over harsher reality in almost every policy area it can.

The complaint that Mr Clegg ought by now to have led his followers to the sunny polling uplands of the mid-20s is over-harsh.

As Parham demonstrated, that judgement was over-harsh: the Russian master was trying to impose his own aesthetic on something which was simply alien to it.

This was not an over-harsh judgment and was endorsed later by Joseph who confessed that his record as a public spender sat ill with his subsequent exhortations for retrenchment.

Later in life, however, she began to think the COS line … was over-harsh".