Palestinians who deal with Ms Livni in the current negotiations say she is harsher.
"She's very smart, gave me a very fair trial, but, boy, she's harsh on the sentences," Cutler said.
She was harsh to her daughters, sometimes threatening them with a knife, then crudely flirting with her son-in-law.
State legislators and other critics have said that Rutgers should not have hired Hermann based on accounts that she was harsh to players on the volleyball team she coached at Tennessee in the mid-1990s.
I prefer this melancholy portrayal to Crawford's better-known work for George Cukor in the all-female "The Women" (1939), in which she's harsh and grating as a perfume-counter saleswoman preying on rich married men.
She was harsh on him and he learned a lot.
She's harsh and mean.' What he was saying was that his lust for his wife had disappeared once, to his mind, she had lost her femininity.
Margot Kidder tries to do something with this thankless part, but she's harsh-voiced, and comes across as nervous and jumpy; she seems all wrong in relation to Reeve, who outclasses her.
The world she inhabits is harsh — her young, sexy mother resents her existence, and the vast housing estate where they live generates a real-life soundtrack of hip-hop, pop tunes and endless squabbling.
And a partially filled out form, also in what she says is Harsh's handwriting, to straighten things out with the government.
Charity can't tell if he means that what she's dealing with is harsh or if she herself is being harsh, so she parries with a nonsensical string of emoji: a crystal ball, a party horn, four or five roosters, a smirking moon.
