Sentence examples for particularly harsh form from inspiring English sources

Two days after we spoke, Naim flew to Nigeria to give a series of lectures, based on the new book, in the northern states that have imposed a particularly harsh form of Sharia.

The state of Pennsylvania is using a particularly harsh form of punishment all too frequently: sentencing people to life in prison without the possibility of parole ― or, as critics call it, "death by incarceration," according to a new report.

As the soldiers of the Islamic State continue in their effort to build up institutions in the north central Syrian city of Raqqa, the Hisbah, or religious police, are tasked with enforcing a particularly harsh form of Sharia law.

In 1884, after the Salon jury had been particularly harsh, the Société des Artistes Indépendants was formed.

The included literature suggests that impalement across a number of cultures was regarded as a very harsh form of capital punishment, as it was used particularly in response to "crimes against the state".

I think it's today, yeah.' " Ms. Nyad added, "Swimming is the ultimate form of sensory deprivation," a fact that carries a particularly harsh sting for a speed talker like her. "You are left alone with your thoughts in a much more severe way".

First, since ascriptions of evil are the greatest form of moral condemnation, when the term 'evil' is misapplied we subject someone to a particularly harsh judgement undeservedly.

Breast cancer takes a particularly harsh toll.

The early years can be particularly harsh.

This winter has been particularly harsh.

Soccer's Anglosphere was dealt a particularly harsh hand.