Sentence examples for were harsh to from inspiring English sources

Lyn Jones, his former coach at the Ospreys, said the player had made mistakes but thought the Blues were harsh to sack him.

"These people were harsh to me and my family.

In contrast, most young FGD participants argued that some TBAs were harsh to the women in labour, and that they did not allow mothers to decide to go to the clinic in case of complications.

In confirmation, most (80%%) old FGD, a quarter (25%%) of the young FGD respondents and most IDI respondents including all the mothers, NHC members and CHWs mentioned that nurses at the clinic were harsh to the women in labour and used abusive language to them.

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.

But it would be harsh to deny Northampton their moment in the spotlight.

Perhaps it's harsh to blame Brexit for our apathy about climate change, which long predates the 2016 referendum.