Sentence examples for put it harshly from inspiring English sources

Mike Sullivan was, to put it harshly, a failed writer.

Kevin: To put it harshly, it was middle-class yuppie narcissism.

"But to put it harshly, I think that he did it to guarantee some debts".

As Vincent Tan succinctly put it, harshly though not unfairly: "This is a racist chairman hiring a racist manager.

Robert Frank, whose book "The Americans" (1958) treated subjects akin to many in the older photographer's work, put it harshly but justly: "He traveled all over the goddamned world, and you never felt that he was moved by something that was happening other than the beauty of it, or just the composition".

To put it harshly, we've become "shallow, greedy motherfuckers" that just look out for ourselves, and this mindset is destroying us both socially and economically, as well as spiritually.

Another recently put it more harshly: "Snobby hierarchical institutions mistreat people".

Arthur Strickler, the district manager for Community Board 2, put it more harshly: "They like to congregate.

Nearly everyone who's watched video of the event has noted that World Peace must have felt someone nearby, and in his excitement or, to put it more harshly, his barely controlled athletic rage, tossed his elbow back to clear that person out of the way.

I wasn't thrilled about thrashing through forests of -- not to put it too harshly -- incompetent, unreadable scripts but what the hell, right?

To put it more harshly, a moody 45-year-old with a beautiful soul who is still "wasting her God-given talent" because she's too busy working at an automotive supply store is, in fact, a depressed person who works at an automotive supply store.