Sentence examples for was harsh to from inspiring English sources

The general consensus at Augusta was that it was harsh to punish Guan while serial offenders were ignored.

She was harsh to her daughters, sometimes threatening them with a knife, then crudely flirting with her son-in-law.

State legislators and other critics have said that Rutgers should not have hired Hermann based on accounts that she was harsh to players on the volleyball team she coached at Tennessee in the mid-1990s.

In Guan's circumstance, the consensus is that it was harsh to penalise one so young and playing his first Masters for a problem that is endemic in the game.

Kekkonen follows the strict foreign policy of neutrality, deferred to as the Paasikivi Line which meant, among other things, that Finland receive no Marshall Plan aid; that Finland honor to the letter the terms of its peace treaty with Russia, which had been negotiated under Stalin and was harsh to the point of persecution.

Asked if it was harsh to sack Rosler after Wigan's performance last season, Whelan said: "Yes, it is very harsh.

And that it could be harsh to me.

It is harsh to condemn the visitors' performance at Goodison Park.

It is a gamble to keep him, but it would be harsh to drop him.

It might be harsh to characterise it as a one-product company.

It's harsh to judge him, though, when he's had such pathetic "support" from above.