Sentence examples for very very harsh from inspiring English sources
But she was very, very harsh and very convincing".
"There were very, very harsh words said at half-time," Roeder revealed.
Ince had told the Blackpool Gazzette on Wednesday that he thought the ban was "very, very harsh".
The reaction to Mr. Perry's performance was very, very harsh among these opinion leaders, including some who had generally been sympathetic to his campaign.
"We know from experience that if people like him are detained and put in incommunicado detention, what it has got to mean is that they are being subjected to very, very harsh questioning and we fear it may involve torture," said Pils, the author of a book on China's human rights lawyers.
It turns some of them into people who are very, very hard to live with, harsher than you see in the film.
"Obviously these matters have to be considered very, very seriously in the cold harsh light of day and those discussions commencing in Europe and in part at least in Turkey around the G20 table now are very important aspects of that," she told the ABC on Monday.
If you have very, very fair skin, try charcoal eyeliner, as black may be too harsh.
"The road is very unfair, very harsh," observes a Kenyan truck driver, and Mr. Conover agrees.
LaVette describes her voice as "very harsh and very gruff".
