Sentence examples for think harshly from inspiring English sources

I am trying not to think harshly of the Spanish.

Coming so soon after the film of The History Boys was widely (and, I think, harshly) criticised for ignoring politics, Meadows's new film shows the power of using a shared social history.

But I also think I was harshly treated.

Think about how harshly you criticize yourself.

And if they've thought about it harshly, they don't think about it so harshly anymore.

"But to put it harshly, I think that he did it to guarantee some debts".

He says he does not think he was too harshly punished when he was sent to prison.

Phone polls, in which consultants might ask whether respondents think celebrities are treated harshly or leniently by the justice system, are also expensive, said Donald Vinson, a longtime jury consultant and founder of Vinson & Associates.

MITT ROMNEY: O.K., O.K., now, see, see, Speaker Gingrich criticizes me, quite harshly I think, ha-ha, saying I don't understand trains or toys or things real human beings understand, like emotions.

"I was fortunate to get this position [at Newcastle], but did think I had been harshly treated".

Nearly six in 10 think officers are not punished harshly enough in cases of excessive force.