Sentence examples for seems harsh to from inspiring English sources

It seems harsh to imply that most communists were psychological misfits long before they seized power.

It seems harsh to suggest the Pentagon top brass don't know what they're doing.

It seems harsh to criticise the formula that dictates world ranking positions.

But it seems harsh to nitpick when the concept is first class.

It seems harsh to revel in all the distress the displacement of a parliamentarian creates.

It seems harsh to criticise decisions improvised under pressure over a series of autumn weekends, but the authorities were inconsistent.

Expulsion might seem harsh to some but would certainly send the message that respect for patients is the cornerstone of all medical care.

The verdict may seem harsh to non-Catholics who have seen the peripatetic pope drawing vast crowds during his frequent world trips.

In the curious case of the rhythmic gymnasts, it would seem harsh to exclude them given that they achieved the necessary qualifying mark under competition conditions.

It might seem harsh to suggest that Angelina Jolie has been dwelling for several years in her own personal artistic comfort bubble.

In July, Australia will change its rule and make new lone parents look for work once their youngest child is six.Such a reform will seem harsh to many of Labour's supporters.