Sentence examples for really harsh to from inspiring English sources

I watched Pulling again for the first time recently, and called Dennis saying: 'God, we were really harsh to those characters.' Would I treat a character that badly today?

This may come across as uncaring or really harsh to some.

There is this really harsh campaign to protect her image.

But she shouldn't be here.' And that's a really harsh thing to say.

Niklas Savander, of Nokia, argues that given today's accelerating pace of global innovation firms "need really harsh discipline to weed out ideas quite quickly we are working at fast failing, but are not there yet".

If he wants to get really harsh, of course, Putin could look to Saudi Arabia, whose habit of executing homosexuals has done little to break up what Barack Obama has called the "long history of friendship" between Washington and Riyadh.

Esteves recalls, "I never saw really harsh things being done to our people, but we kids rebelled against them, because they intimidated us.

They have gone from being the top in their peer group to a really harsh environment and playing professional rugby is not easy.

"The decision looks really harsh for a straight red to me and that could've been a turning point in the game.

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"It's unfair sometimes to shine that really harsh light on a movie that won't finally be worthy of it, because you can really wreck its commercial chances in the process.