Sentence examples for plain harsh from inspiring English sources

A lot of people are inexperienced, uninformed, or just plain harsh.

The Po Plain has harsh winters with long periods of subfreezing temperatures and warm sultry summers, with rainfall more common in winter.

The desert's bare rocky plateaus and stony or sandy plains are harsh, arid, and inhospitable.

His leathery skin attests to a lifetime spent roaming the plains in harsh weather.

To its credit, the musical makes plain the harsher aspects of Jones's story: Prewitt's girl, Lorene, is clearly a sex worker, Maggio makes money by "rolling queers" (providing sexual favours at a gay club) and there is a strong element of sadism in the savage treatment of both these abused privates.

Wohlfahrtia magnifica was excluded from Northern Montane Region with severe winters and Southern Indus Plains with harsh summers revealing that invasive species are initially sensitive to extreme of temperatures.

She also passed along her habit of plain and occasionally harsh speech.

To the "black soil plains" and the harsh beauty of that sheep station in the outback, and, of course, to the doomed love of Meggie and Ralph.

At the same time, they recognized that in order to harvest a living from the harsh plains, they had to come together.

The Seagram empire grew over three generations, rising on liquor and blood and toil from the harsh plains of western Canada to the skyscrapers of New York and the lush boulevards of Los Angeles.

ARE Slavs and democracy destined not to mix? From the harsh plains of northern Europe down to the bloody Balkans, from the Black Sea across ten time-zones to Siberia's Pacific coast, Slavs have had but feeble and fleeting experiences of gentle or just government, let alone democracy.