Sentence examples for sort of harsh from inspiring English sources
A number of features are built into There to prevent the sort of harsh treatment and harassment that women often receive in chat rooms and online virtual worlds.
"Indeed we did not hope for this sort of harsh and negative political stance and undemocratic rhetoric from our Nobel peace laureate".
The riots were a sort of harsh crash course for bewildered citizens who believed it could not happen or trusted to the long patience of the English character to accept the bad times somehow.
Despite some public resistance to budget cuts, it has also avoided the sort of harsh austerity measures that the European Union authorities have imposed on member states fighting to reduce their mountains of debt.
But in fact it was a kind of political satire, one aimed at challenging exactly the sort of harsh sentiment expressed by Mr. Wilders and others who see immigrants as diluting the country's European culture.
A few months after Brixton's Bloody Saturday, in the spring of 1981, our London correspondent, Mollie Panter-Downes, summed up the aftermath: The riots were a sort of harsh educational crash course for bewildered citizens who had believed that it could not happen here or had trusted to the long patience of the English character to accept the bad times somehow.
Lines that extend downward from the corners of the mouth may create "a very sort of negative, harsh, sort of sad, old-person type of look," Dr. Fried said.
Warning: The shots start on sort of a harsh note (roo balls).
That seems kind of harsh.
Yet all sorts of disruptions — harsh weather conditions or an apparent overload — can knock a service out for hours.
