Sentence examples for though harsh from inspiring English sources
That's understandable, though harsh.
Though harsh and oppressive, they are still viewed with nostalgia in their countries, not least because their successors seem so timid and lackluster.
Though harsh in other respects, prison would be an excellent place to learn a foreign language — total immersion, and you'd have the new slang before it even hit the streets.
New York has already decriminalized cannabis possession, though harsh penalties still exist for anybody found using it in a public place or showing it in public view -- a loophole that pot reformers claim has been abused by law enforcement.
They even dated briefly, and though harsh words were exchanged in the years following, they seem to have made up and clearly can get back into things without missing a beat.
Growling, though harsh, is not supposed to damage or cause your vocals any physical discomfort.
Today, though, the harsh truth is the Fed doesn't know what the figure is, or whether it even exists in a usable form.
No matter how he fares, though, the harsh fact is that New York will almost certainly continue to get more unequal a fact that, in some ways, reflects its success.
No matter how he fares, though, the harsh fact is that New York will almost certainly continue to get more unequal — a fact that, in some ways, reflects its success.
In some ways, though, the harshest consequences of the hacking scandal have already fallen outside Court 73.
Gallows, though, proved too harsh.
