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    Use "harsh" in a sentence

    harsh example sentences

    harsh


    1. It's a mean and harsh planet compared to this one when you get right down to it


    2. He might have been a little harsh on Herndon in telling it and made him sound more convinced of Venna's role


    3. Children resent harsh criticism or being snubbed and the grandparents can apply soothing balm


    4. The grenades all landed on the floor, gave out a harsh, high-pitched sound, and then a white light shot out in all directions


    5. PCP includes the proper selection of the types of grasses for your area and the lawns use (are you going to play on it, walk on it a lot, or just enjoy its beauty)? Having a healthy lawn without harsh chemicals is really very easy to do


    6. The cavernous roof with its harsh strip lights folded into starry night


    7. Ginger's be-freckled golden skin, which matched the golden hair that she kept tied up tight in a bun, along with her aviator sunglasses and bright pink lip gloss, masked the harsh interior life of the tireless watchdog


    8. 34 bus, going over the Charles River when a harsh voice drilled into his ears from behind


    9. Far from the harsh purity of its founding faith, Talstan was a rotten theocracy worshiping the greased palm by the time Bahkmar was born


    10. He could face harsh repercussions

    11. "My captive house incident that ended in a really out-of-control demonstration, and the trek across the Kinsheeta was very harsh


    12. Slowly MacKenzie recalled the confusion and enlightenment, the long struggle for equality under the harsh glare of limited kindness within which mankind wrapped despotism


    13. When he asked them why they starving colonists during the harsh winter of 1609


    14. the harsh white moon, he holds her tightly,


    15. had woken up with a beating heart to the harsh


    16. They had learned through hard experience to sleep lightly, for they never knew when a harsh word or the back of a hand might come their way


    17. As she sat on a kitchen chair and quietly sobbed to herself, her husband decided that he had, perhaps, been a little harsh


    18. “Winter Holds…” Rayne’s mind raced ahead; “I take it then that the winters here are very harsh


    19. It is Harsh bhaiya's birthday,' the younger boy said


    20. Harsh took a stance on the empty space in front of the shop

    21. 'Please, mummy,' Harsh said and tugged at her saree


    22. What he heard was harsh and painful


    23. wretched and desperately alone in this harsh and threatening world


    24. She laughed at his dire descriptions of the harsh conditions and kissed him lightly saying he had never stayed on the third moon of Alterei Regula; this would be a piece of cake compared to that


    25. She wondered if it was being in three-d reality, or the specifics of that reality that made the sentence more or less harsh? Would her sentence seem as harsh if she was at the home in the vale without any magic?


    26. husband decided that he had, perhaps, been a little harsh


    27. 8 The sun is harsh


    28. kind of harsh training for about a year, and then


    29. However, I sometimes hear her crying and her voice too harsh and loud


    30. Think about every harsh word you spoke about me to your friends when you thought I couldn't hear straight

    31. Anything that breaks the harsh aroma of the institution, that softens the lines in this house of pain, is a welcome distraction to the morbidity of their own skin


    32. She is pinned to the harsh walls of the domestic mausoleum by creeping vines, smothered in the leaf mould decay covering the floor of the untamed land at her feet


    33. Hailstorms, haunting pictures, and even strange ladies that smelled of roses in early spring, were no match for his harsh stares and unspoken reprimands


    34. There were several new families around the village transplanted from more urban roots, and who were less able to initially cope with the harsh winters of the Sierra village


    35. When they took a break a little later on she asked him about his life on the desert and was treated to tales of harsh survival


    36. "Tell me! What do you see?" He commanded, although not in a harsh voice


    37. the air reminding him of the harsh reality


    38. "It's not your style, is it?" The harsh voice drew her attention


    39. “Here's how they go together, this is key, the early consonants are on the left if they're harsh, top if they're soft, vowels and glides roam toward the middle, later consonants on the right and bottom, R, L, Y and W can also be vowels


    40. more than religion, trucked the harsh journey through winter and snow to the warm

    41. " Mike harsh voice sent her cringing to kiss her knees


    42. Discipline was harsh and absolute


    43. The harsh voice of another beat him to the punch


    44. shrivelled with the harsh, southern sun


    45. In Ionia, the style wasn’t nearly as harsh as this Doric architecture


    46. Her scowl said that Nerissa would suffer a harsh punishment later


    47. Greece, that I was harsh with Greek women


    48. slave who’s beaten doesn’t wish to flee? And I may have said harsh things about Peiton, but


    49. Don’t use a harsh halogen light as this will create too much shadow


    50. “In these times of war, the king supports harsh measures














































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    Synonyms for "harsh"

    abrasive harsh rough coarse discordant cacophonous dissonant caterwauling acrimonious dry austere grating hoarse brusque

    "harsh" definitions

    unpleasantly stern


    unpleasantly rough or jarring to the senses


    of textures that are rough to the touch or substances consisting of relatively large particles


    unkind or cruel or uncivil


    severe


    sharply disagreeable; rigorous