harsh **

Perhaps he had been a little too harsh with her.

So the light on her face is just a little bit too harsh.

I called her a few things back, just as harsh.

Yet I could understand now, a little, why he had been so harsh.

The words were harsh and did not sound like my voice.

I would have given the world to take back every harsh word.

The light was harsh, but I wanted a good look.

Life was harsh, and families sometimes went two or three days without food.

The harsh economic situation is with us for last few years.

Your day is over, and harsh words are all you have now.

"To say they're going to increase the cost of them by 50 percent is pretty harsh."

Those are kind of harsh words, but that's what everybody wants.

His experience did not turn out to be that harsh.

It may be too harsh to say the war has been lost.

But several recent reports have had harsh things to say about them.

There was no reason she had to be so harsh.

Then there are those who always have a harsh word for another.

A bit harsh maybe, but you know what I'm getting at.

She did not want any more harsh words to pass between them.

Coming from my mother these were very harsh words indeed.

She found it hard to tell in their harsh language.

The woman's face was far from pretty, kind of harsh looking.

I never remember to have received a harsh word from him.

The life here in early American history, however, was harsh.

It was a bit harsh but he will be back.