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He was never unkind, and I cannot remember that he ever spoke harshly to me, but it was the custom to fear and admire him.

"Every mother makes mistakes and I'm no different, " writes Spears, who has been harshly criticized in the media for her parenting skills.

If at times I tried to forget all this, Oh. how harshly was I flung back by the doubly sad experience of my bad hearing.

Don't you know, young lady, " he said harshly, " when you give someone a present there's supposed to be something inside the package!

His manner changed and he said more harshly: 'And you consider yourself morally superior to us, with our lies and our cruelty? '

"So there was no way he was going to be sentenced harshly, " said one person familiar with the case.

"If you're frail you ought to exercise. Just moping won't do any good, " Chueh-min raised his head and said harshly.

Be Humble. Judge yourself at least as harshly as you judge others.

Li was shocked, he suddenly remembered that he gave XiaoXiaoShui place is the teahouse, harshly scold himself was a fool.

Maine (Reuters) - President Bush on Sunday said the world must "deal harshly" with the Palestinian militant group Hamas .

Knopf was just one of many whose editors reviewed the manuscript harshly and reported it as untouchable to their editors.

He rubbed his forehead harshly with his knuckles , like a man in an alcoholic stupor , and snickered lewdly .

It was a hot day, and the sun shimmered harshly on the white gravel of the playground.

That may be why the state-run news media have been harshly critical of the United States' debt management woes.

Last saturday's protest was harshly repressed by the security forces, and resulted in at least 34 injured people, including children.

The point needs to be made harshly, because modern students simply don't get it.

When it comes to affairs, society tends to more harshly judge women than men, Reilly says.

You curse. You harshly scold your daughter for knocking the cup over. She breaks down in tears.

A killing of this type is treated less harshly than murder, out of consideration for the frailties of human nature.

However, script's completion was criticized harshly by the instructor, and I accept instructor's suggestion to rewrite the whole script.

One potential bargain bin: emerging-market bonds, which are perceived to be risky and may have been punished too harshly.

Mr. Netanyahu told the Cabinet that Israel would respond harshly to any Palestinian rocket and mortar attacks.

Terrorists may in fact be trying to force Obama into reacting harshly, so that he appears to the world as war-minded as Bush.

The early Christian Church dealt with acts of homosexuality harshly, including within the priesthood itself.

They are a company of celibates, grinding harshly against one another, and growing daily more calloused from the grinding.

"Because you found none of your social level to ply your wiles on? " he laughed harshly.

But the DGE's report lays bare the company's efforts to enter Macao and harshly criticises its due diligence procedures.

Harshly persecuted in the Soviet period, the church is still regarded with suspicion by some Soviet-minded Ukrainians.

It was also blamed, perhaps harshly, for failing to curb worsening insecurity in NWFP, including a Taliban insurgency.

Under- standing this difference will take the pressure off you and your partner, and you will not judge each other's behaviour harshly.

Unexpectedly, he pushed me aside with his sludge-stained hand and said harshly: "Get lost. "

"You acted like the worst kind of degenerates, " the judge said harshly.

Colonel Qaddafi survived countless coup and assassination attempts and cracked down harshly afterward, alienating important Libyan tribes.

His sheep can be unresponsive, unappreciative, and harshly critical of our efforts to love and to serve them.

Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev harshly criticized the late Josef Stalin in a speech before a Communist Party congress in Moscow.

So when we who believe in democracy triumph, I ask you to judge us harshly if we fail to live up to our promises.

Indeed, some American financiers were especially harshly criticized for seeming to take the position that they, too, were victims.

History will judge France harshly if its political class fails to find the courage to help the country equip itself for the 21st century.

Of course, Beijing may react harshly to some of these measures and threaten a renewed embargo on the export of rare earth metals.

These virtual communities are particularly prominent in countries where state and social elites harshly police offline communities.

For how can the collapse of man's identity be slowed down by a system that so harshly requires a man to be something other than he is?

But the subordinates who do not carry out their tasks are treated harshly.

Mothers, they report, "are harshly critical of other parents who buy. . . extras for themselves" rather than their children.

This time, he crumpled it harshly and threw it away on the floor of his room.

These last few months have harshly reminded us that there is still much violence and much suffering in the world.

Even the Roman Catholic Church, whose support is crucial for any Italian government, began harshly criticizing him.

"We (small vendors) are the ones that helped Taobao prosper in the first place. How can they treat us so harshly now? " she asked.

I hated to speak harshly to her, for she is such a lamb.

In a market where success is harder to come by and failure will be judged harshly, they had better keep winning prizes.

China imposes tight restrictions on religious and cultural activities in the region, harshly punishing any hint of dissent.

It is "we" who judge ourselves harshly and hold grudges and accuse one another, not God.

And the fact that I judge myself so harshly when down makes me try much harder.

Speak not harshly to anyone, for those thus spoken to might retort. Indeed, angry speech hurts, and retaliation may overtake you.

Penalise failure too harshly and "you risk creating bureaucrats, " says Ira Kay of Pay Governance, an executive-pay consultancy.

You shouldn't judge his mistakes too harshly, as he's still wet behind the ears.

The man who is lord over the land spoke harshly to us and treated us as though we were spying on the land.

But the institution has been harshly criticised since using the full sweep of its powers during the financial crisis.

His military lawyer, Major Michael Mori, has been threatened with prosecution for harshly criticising the tribunals.

As the end of the year approached both its lights and its shadows stood out harshly on the picture.

The prince couldn't believe people were treated so harshly, and vowed to make changes when he became king.

The Tea Party is a loosely organized conservative political movement harshly critical of Obama.

Instead, all our leaders do is slash interest rates, print money and rack up public debt. History will judge them harshly.

"History will judge harshly those who saw this coming danger but failed to act, " Mr. Bush said in late 2002.

However harshly he may have pointed out your errors, he was aware of your merits.

They also say Iraqi military units sometimes treat them as harshly as the Americans did.

"It's not dead, " Teal said harshly, standing up and walking away from them.

Many Chinese netizens harshly criticized Lee, some using offensive language.

Conservatives object that homosexuality is harshly condemned in several verses in the Bible.

And David answered Jonathan: Who shall bring me word, if thy father should answer thee harshly concerning me?

The open night sky was a right relief after that harshly lit, pokey old cop shop.

During the revolution, Libyans have been largely united in efforts to overthrow the man who ruled them harshly for 42 years.

A renowned German conductor harshly criticized, "You are playing in a wrong way. "

If you still think the repeat offender should be punished more harshly, you're not alone.

Newspaper harshly criticized the Judge's dismissal of the appeal.

life had dealt very harshly with her.

Celinda Lake, a Democratic strategist, says women politicians are punished more harshly than men for misbehavior.

A poor man pleads for mercy, but a rich man answers harshly.

To bear down on harshly; crush.

The treasures of knowledge are the most rare, and guarded most harshly.

The minister of the interior says any attempts to break the government ban will be dealt with harshly.

Never criticize other businesses harshly .

But Canadian takeover rules treat poison pills more harshly than U. S. regulations.

Ahead I could hear the Exhorter barking harshly to the crowd.

Look back with honesty and think how often you've judged harshly, said unkind thinks, pushed yourself ahead at the expense of a friend.

If a more harshly sectarian Shia-led government emerges, a wider Sunni insurgency could yet be rekindled.

When the U. S. leaves, many Iraqis say, they can deal with the terrorists and their patrons more harshly.

We judge ourselves very harshly, and sometimes we hold very high expectations.

There are few points given for creativity, while mistakes can be punished harshly.

All of this has recalled the mass pro-democracy uprising of 1988, which the regime put down harshly with the loss of thousands of lives.

It is interesting to know why people are judged more harshly when their eyes communicate disinterest.

Blue temple sleet cans not by will select a men together, because has been yet reprimanded harshly on his elbow, there is burden.

A harshly demanding overseer; a disciplinarian.

Pray do not speak harshly to him.

Supporters of the status quo responded harshly.

harshly uninviting or formidable in manner or appearance.

The clerk was harshly rebuked for misplacing some important files.

And the king answered the people harshly, and forsaking the counsel that the old men had given him.

Look back with honesty and think how often you've judged harshly said unkind things.

Good and bad alike are exaggerated while perceived insincerity is judged most harshly of all.

You often do so for fear of being ridiculed or harshly judged, and you feel uncomfortable.

To reprimand or criticize harshly and usually angrily.

The South Africans were promptly driven to the border and deported, while the Swazis were harshly interrogated.

ISFPs celebrate their own uniqueness, as well as everybody else's, and don't appreciate being judged harshly for their differences.

When you stop judging yourself harshly, you will no longer feel shy.

This medicine report catch my breath. If one mosquito stop at your arm, you must shoot it to death harshly.

Also, its Christians were harshly repressed during the Diocletianic Persecution in 303.

She looked at her from head to foot, but not harshly nor defiantly.

A knell from the church bell broke harshly on these youthful thoughts.

To rebuke or criticize harshly or abusively; berate.

We judge our own abilities not only more harshly, but fundamentally differently, than men do.

The group was harshly criticized in many quarters.

People at such high ranking tend to speak harshly.

You should not criticize him so harshly in his presence.

"Go ahead, " he whispered harshly to Claude. "We ain't got all night. "

The ground under their feet gritted harshly, like lava-dust.

Seeing the situation, he, he harshly He Wen: "You lying on the bed my wife doing? "

If you just stick with it and don't judge your man too harshly. Or call the cops.

You harshly scold your daughter for knocking the cup over.

The Vatican has been harshly criticized for its position.

The atrocious name grated harshly on my ear .

They shout loudly and harshly to each other, and kick and leap and catch with arrogant grace.

Compassion is also required at those times when you are harshly judging yourself.

In other cities, if a player gets criticized too "harshly" he exercises a bunker-down mentality that makes him Public Enemy No. 1.

So why do people judge middle-aged long hair so harshly?

If you just stick with it and don't judge your man too harshly.

criticize harshly, on thee-mail.

Now, look here; you screw up your lips too harshly.

To subdue harshly or cruelly; crush.

I do understand women get blamed too often and harshly for misdeeds which men get away with lightly.

Eg. Mothers often talk with their children harshly when they do something wrong.

They were punished harshly for their crime.

Not everyone is treated so harshly.

Some investors criticized the government for acting too late and too harshly.

You shouldn't criticize him so harshly in his face.

Writer B's book was judged even more harshly.

Don't judge Americans too harshly.

I don't want to judge him too harshly. He's been having a difficult time lately.

When a job in Sweden ends more harshly than expected for this American abroad, he vows that his next assignment will be his last.

When the waves harshly stomping.

To emit (an utterance or a sound) loudly and harshly.

To cough roughly or harshly.

"I had an inheritance from my father, " the artificially hardened voice rose harshly and hung there.

Do I believe I was judged more harshly because of my double-Xs? Yes.

I hope you don't judge me too harshly.

I didn't realize how harshly I'd spoken.

But such clientelism came about partly because the country was harshly ruled for many years.

There may come a time when we will have to judge him more harshly but that time is not now.

How about you? Have you ever felt tempted to react harshly to something someone did, even though it was an accident?

She treats her young harshly, as if they were not hers; she cares not that her labor was in vain,

Self-compassion entails being kind and understanding toward oneself in instances of pain or failure rather than being harshly self-critical;

History is apt to judge harshly those who sacrifice tomorrow for today. -- Harold MacMillan

harshly criticized Pakistan's government and military before the Abbottabad operation;

and i hope you don ' t judge me too harshly for it

harshly make the best of diligently compel

M. Gillenormand ceased to laugh, and said harshly

Opprobrium is the condition of being harshly condemned:

(verb) To reject harshly and contemptuously

cried the reverend mr . wilson , more harshly than before

hard done by (Brit. )harshly or unfairly treated

Bush calls on world to "deal harshly" with Hamas

To treat harshly or ruthlessly:

To sound loudly and harshly:

How had her road twisted so harshly

v. (cause to) sound harshly

Please don't think that I am talking harshly;