Sentence examples for turned harsh from inspiring English sources

Having started off satirical, the issue's sniping had turned harsh over time.

We talk about how the American news media turned harsh once Mr. Perfect was proved to be wrong.

During the episode in which the music breaks into militaristic intensity, the Philharmonic played with steely power that shook the hall yet never turned harsh.

The single Another is 80s pop turned harsh, and effects distort Cameron's voice for frayed menace on a couple of other tracks.

During Verdi's ferocious, pummeling setting of the "Dies irae" ("This day, this day of wrath shall consume the world in ashes"), the chorus sang the vehement outbursts with a chilling power that never turned harsh.

Yet this corner of France stands out as a symbol of mutual respect, a message that France is now keen to send across the Atlantic.In the fall-out between George Bush and Jacques Chirac a year ago, French-bashing in America turned harsh.

It turns harsh and unforgiving in the 1970s.

The nuances of a complex red wine, for example, might unfold and beguile in the appropriate glass, but turn harsh and closed in another.

But a more appropriate conclusion comes earlier, when Imelda, seemingly stunned by the public's rejection of her in the mid-1980s, asks the musical question, "Why Don't You Love Me?" Ms. Miles's unfailingly silky voice turns harsh here.

Convinced of his intellectual superiority and moral vision, he turns harsh and judgmental at school and becomes contemptuous of his wife (Barbara Rush) and an oppressive disciplinarian to his young son (Christopher Olsen), whom he confronts with a righteous yet deadly rage.

Michelle Habeck's lighting design can be wonderfully nuanced, but, too often, turns harsh.