Harshness in a sentence

In this case, Oren implies that the Palestinians will experience only more harshness from an Israel that continues to drift to the right—and that they should be blamed for their own victimization.

The environment is dynamic in its harshness.

I think of prisoners who, deprived of their freedom, daily feel the harshness of detention and its restrictions, lack of affection and, in more than a few cases, lack of respect for their persons.

It's fantastic for removing stains from white towels without the harshness of chlorine bleach", Jennifer said.

The boy protagonist Eli, played by Felix Cameron, is an absolute joy, and balances the harshness of the story.

While they have historically acted similarly to other open-source Chromium browsers, many were alarmed by the harshness of its response to Microsoft, while it has played nicer with others.

Yes, there’s a harshness to our existence, but perhaps we are faced with disease, famine, war, and hatred to learn how to overcome and advance humankind.

Derounian’s harshness anticipated the public reaction to Van Doren’s confession.

It’s been 400 years of a people who endured the harshness of enslavement and those who fought for social justice.

There is a sense of majestic rawness and harshness to this adventure that is hard to describe and even harder to evoke.

And these flashes irradiate particular dancers: a harshness in the lucid Michael Novak; a roiling distress in Heather McGinley; a soft explosiveness in Alex Clayton, who joined the troupe last year and is already a standout.

His proxy of strength in the form of harshness has only complicated the migrant issue and doesn’t speak to the basic sense of humanity.

Acidic tobacco additives such as levulinic acid are used as "smoothing" agents to reduce smoke harshness.

Art Deco period (1920–1930s) The Art Deco movement was an attempt to combine the harshness of mass production with the sensitivity of art and design.

As Sheldon Wolin puts it, "Tocqueville was aware of the harshness and bigotry of the early colonists".

As with other spirits aged in casks, tequila takes on the flavors of the wood, while the harshness of the alcohol mellows.

Brown bears are among the largest and most widespread taiga omnivores The boreal forest, or taiga, supports a relatively small range of animals due to the harshness of the climate.

Desert adaptation A young L. tridentata plant Contributing to the harshness of the germination environment above mature root systems, young creosote bushes are much more susceptible to drought stress than established plants.

Her harshness towards Paul probably stemmed as much from political distrust as from what she saw of his character.

His first diplomatic mission on behalf of the city, in September 1642, was to the court of the Elector of Saxony at Dresden to seek some mitigation of the harshness with which the Saxon military commander treated Magdeburg.