Sentence examples for was really harsh from inspiring English sources
It was really harsh; excruciating.
He was also criticised for supposedly ducking out of the way of Jason Puncheon's free-kick which put Palace 2-0 up, but I thought that was really harsh.
"The tone of the Belgian government spokesperson this time was really harsh," Mazure said.
Of course, in a novel, you're looking for something that's really harsh.
"When you have to write your mother's name down and disown her," he said, "that is really harsh".
"Every time I represent a pregnant child, I've found that the response from authorities has been really harsh.
The two "were really harsh critics," said Mrs. Asaro-Collura, 34, who works as an associate creative director at an advertising agency.
And for purely logistical reasons, when you're shooting throughout the course of a eight- or nine-hour day on top of a building, it's really harsh light.
I watched Pulling again for the first time recently, and called Dennis saying: 'God, we were really harsh to those characters.' Would I treat a character that badly today?
Ye has ascribed her success to the quality of the training she has received since childhood, but says her weeks of hard work at Wood's academy in Queensland and with another well-known Australian coach, Denis Cotterell, were "really harsh, but... really helpful".
