Sentence examples for somewhat harsher from inspiring English sources

Others have been less cooperative and can thus expect somewhat harsher treatment.

The new Camry handles almost as well as the Accord, whose owners have accepted a somewhat harsher ride in return for surer footing on the road.

For many, Jena symbolises how the justice system treats blacks and whites unequally.There is evidence that it does: a meta-study by the Sentencing Project, a think-tank, finds that black criminals receive somewhat harsher sentences than whites for similar offences.

The barons resisted it, partly from pride, but also because synergy often made no sense: the long-term success of Warner Bros relies on making good films and keeping Mr Eastwood happy, not on subsidising sister cable channels.It will require all Mr Heyer's calm logic, not to mention Mr Turner's somewhat harsher negotiating techniques, to persuade the barons to co-operate.

Reviews of the original film suggest a somewhat harsher environmental message (for example, a sequence showing several extinct species has, um, disappeared), but the poor bluefin tuna have survived the Disneynature editors if not the nets of bottom-trawling fishing boats.

His own famous self-analysis is somewhat harsher: "First, I'm a charlatan, although one with flair; second, I'm a great charmer; third, I've great nerve; fourth, I am a man with a great deal of logic and few principles; and fifth, I think I lack talent.

and one that "is somewhat harsh to Judge Rakoff".

While offering a somewhat harsh portrayal of an Iranian family's shattered life, it is not a political film.

Most home cooks have had to make do with bottled yuzu juice, which is somewhat harsh and contains additives.

Ms. James is correct about class lines, but somewhat harsh about the possibility of crossing them in real life.

He said that he felt rusty and that his game "wasn't there 100 percent," but that seemed like a somewhat harsh self-assessment.