Sentence examples for too harsh that from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't be too harsh; that ball wasn't quite there for the shot but you can't play the way Prior does without making the odd mistake.

His own son, he said, felt that the words were too harsh, that a gentler evocation of this 76-year-old woman might have been in order.

But even if Chuck is right most of the time, it is too harsh that he always thinks the worst of Jimmy – especially after his sibling goes beyond the call of duty for him.

For some time, defence lawyers have been complaining that sentences are too harsh, that defendants' positive contributions to society are ignored, and that collateral damage caused to defendants' families is disregarded.

With the killers probably still at large there is no civil liberty so vital that some would not surrender it in pursuit of them and no punishment too harsh that some might not sanction if we found them.

Based on previous achievement, this is essentially Federer against the second tier, and if you consider that assessment too harsh, consider that Federer has a combined record of 38-1 againsthehe five other men left, with his only loss coming against González in a round-robin match at the Tennis Masters Cup in Shanghai in 2007.

Still, one can't be too harsh about that.

Others, on the left, say the reform is too harsh, and that pensioners will be poorer than before.The Christian Democratic opposition has yet to adopt a clear policy in response.

If I'm being too harsh in that judgment, since I don't really know the guy, at the very least his sexual shenanigans would make him reluctant to take a visible stance about ending discrimination against women.

Brush gently and not too harsh because that can cause bleeding teeth.

When you get home the easiest thing to do is tell them what you really did if your parents aren't too harsh about that.