Sentence examples for something more harsh from inspiring English sources

"There are some categories where first time around there has to be something more harsh". Nicole Bershon, the commission's inspector general, echoed that concern in a 2010 report highlighting the case of a supervising sergeant found guilty of using a racial slur against one young officer and screaming profanities at another at a crime scene.

Its tone is unequivocally harsh, something more fitting the mood of last year's Republican presidential primary campaign (which was when the book was written).

By eliminating ratings, "we shifted the conversation to something more positive rather than harsh criticism," Ritchie said.

"My first reaction is no I was very disappointed in hearing what the charges would be... .. she said, "my husband and I both had been anticipating something that was a little more harsh".

Clearly, there are cases where a line is crossed between harsh criticism of Israel and something more sinister but where to draw the line?

Respighi's "Feste Romane," likewise, became something more than an onslaught of orchestral special effects, exhibiting a harsh, scorching brilliance.

At least that's what she represented to me as I treaded tensely, looking to be relieved of the harsh conditions of those seas, and into the loving embrace of something more kind and gentle than cold, dark currents.

But there is almost unanimous agreement that these rules are too harsh and go against a natural human desire among the elderly to leave something more substantial than £23,250 to their children.

It may be too much to ask of Israel, in its harsh neighborhood, to be a "light unto nations". But it must surely stand for something more ennobling than graft.

But what could be a cut-and-dried session promises to be something more: the judge determining her fate has let both sides know that he may give her a harsher sentence than prosecutors and defense lawyers have proposed.

Some have been more harsh.