Sentence examples for was extremely harsh from inspiring English sources

The portrayal was extremely harsh.

"It was extremely harsh," said the Liverpool manager.

Military conscription measures provoked a peasants' revolt (1798 99), but repression was extremely harsh.

It was extremely harsh but Luque reckoned it was the right decision.

In fact, legal sources indicate that the law of debt in early Rome was extremely harsh and must have sometimes created much hardship.

His sacking of his secretary Lois who, poor girl, simply tried to cover for him while he was at the movies, was extremely harsh – today it would be industrial tribunal harsh (what wouldn't at Sterling Cooper?).

Even though these penalties are extremely harsh, I am a Nittany Lion and will remain one".

"These are extremely harsh measures; there's no way to overstate that," Pagoulatos said.

Smith added: "I think it would be extremely harsh to withhold money from him.

"It's horrible for everyone involved," said Kyle Bomeisl, 21. "There should be punishment, but five years of jail is extremely harsh.

He noted that during anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrations last week, tear gas was used and "the slogans were extremely harsh".