Sentence examples for ridiculously harsh from inspiring English sources
Disability campaigners have described the work tests as "ridiculously harsh and extremely unfair".
"A little warning would have sufficed, surely?" Lineker tweeted in support of Ferdinand and his "ridiculously harsh" ban.
Most footballers will wince at this penalty, deeming it ridiculously harsh, but it is the very essence of respect on which the game of rugby union is built – the "game for thugs, played by gentlemen".
In court on Thursday, one of Mr. Bruno's lawyers, William J. Dreyer, said that the prosecutors' recommendations were "ridiculously harsh" and suggested that they were trying to sentence Mr. Bruno for crimes, like bribery or extortion, for which he had neither been indicted nor convicted.
Disability campaigners said the work tests were "ridiculously harsh and extremely unfair".
Avoid overly harsh forms of punishment, ridiculously stringent punishments for minor infractions, or anything that involves physically hurting your child.
Their biggest moves of the offseason have been to trade for Lance Stephenson, who couldn't handle the harsh media spotlight of Charlotte, and handing a ridiculously optimistic three year contract to near-retiree Paul Pierce.
Meanwhile, Gary Lineker – normally a person with a little perspective – said that Ferdinand's punishment was "ridiculously harsh… a little warning should suffice".
