Harsh

The harsh reality of losing her job hit her hard.

The wind was so harsh that it blew away my umbrella.

The harsh criticism from the judges left her feeling discouraged.

The teacher gave the student a harsh punishment for cheating.

The coach gave the team a harsh punishment for their lackluster effort.

The weather forecast predicted a harsh winter with below-freezing temperatures.

He received a harsh punishment for cheating on the test.

The fabric of the shirt was harsh and rough against my skin.

The captain's harsh leadership style caused tension among the team.

The company has a reputation for its harsh work environment.

The teacher gave the students a harsh critique on their essays.

The drill sergeant was harsh on the recruits for not following the commands.

The harsh lighting in the room made it difficult to read.

The teacher's harsh criticism discouraged the students.

The teacher's voice was harsh when she scolded the students.

The neon sign was harsh and bright, making it hard to look at.

The harsh winter winds made it difficult to walk outside.

The music was too harsh for my taste and I had to leave the room.

The harsh reality of the situation hit her hard.

The harsh cleaning chemicals caused her skin to break out in a rash.

The trainer was harsh on the athlete for not following the diet plan.

The judge gave a harsh sentence to the criminal for committing a heinous crime.

The critic's review was harsh and unforgiving.

The coach gave his players a harsh lecture after their loss.

The harsh conditions in the desert made it difficult to survive.

The paint on the walls was a harsh shade of orange.

The coach's training regime was harsh but effective.

The harsh chemicals in the cleaner made him feel sick.

The harsh reality is that not everyone can afford healthcare.

The harsh reality is that she has no chance of winning.

His criticism of her artwork was harsh and unwarranted.

He received harsh criticism for his poor performance.

My skin became dry and harsh after spending too much time in the sun.

She spoke to me in a harsh tone of voice when she found out about my mistake.

The teacher gave me a harsh punishment for not submitting my homework on time.

The music in the concert was too harsh for my ears.

The doctor warned him to stop smoking because it causes harsh damage to the lungs.

The chemical smell in the lab was so harsh that I had to wear a mask.

His harsh words left her feeling hurt and betrayed.

The winter wind was harsh against my face as I walked to work.

The cleaning solution had a harsh chemical smell.

The material of the new couch felt harsh against my skin.

He received a harsh rejection letter from the company he applied for.

The movie's ending was a harsh reality check for the protagonist.

The critic gave a harsh review of the new movie.

The teacher gave a harsh lecture on the importance of following the rules.

The harsh light from the streetlamp kept me awake all night.

His harsh words towards his mother hurt her deeply.

The teacher's harsh criticism left the student feeling dejected.

The politician's harsh rhetoric caused outrage among his opponents.