Sentence examples for the harsher side from inspiring English sources

"We're going to have kids who will benefit from learning the harsher side of life," he added.

It can implement the harsher side of Islamic justice less fervently, relax its more repressive or tiresome rules, be fairer to women (who already do better than in some Arab countries), allow free expression and association.

The site -- which lists dissident organizations, alternative reports on the island's economy, editorials and photos of the harsher side of daily Cuban life -- was started last week by the Cuban Institute of Independent Economists.

He says he fully expects the West to pay $40 billion a year to Africa to compensate it for the damage caused by climate change.But then there is the harsher side of Mr Meles, the Marxist fighter turned political strongman with a dismal human-rights record who is intolerant of dissent.

The son of the Paramount Pictures executive B. P. Schulberg, this author of "What Makes Sammy Run?" (1941), a classic account of the harsher side of Hollywood, was not at Fordham to talk about the film industry, although a movie was a big part of his story.

Mark Burnett, the prolific producer behind "The Apprentice," "Survivor" and "Shark Tank," is discovering what it means to be on the harsher side of reality.

The right amount of modesty means assessing oneself on the harsh side with an eye toward stoic, self improvement.

For some the course has erred on the harsh side of the line between what is fair and what is not.

In his biography of Khomeini, Baqer Moin describes the harsh side of the cleric who forever changed the course of Iran's history.

"When he climbed the steps of the Palazzo Vecchio to take office," Viroli writes, "he was already familiar with the harsh side of politics".

But when Ms. McMahon found herself at odds with a former wrestler, Chris Nowinski, over the death of Lance McNaught, 29, known as Lance Cade, on Aug. 13, apparently of heart failure, the harshest side of the W.W.E.