Don't judge me too harshly.

Don't judge me too harshly.

Don't judge Tom too harshly.

Yet Russia reacted swiftly and harshly.

Megakhuimyak is traditionally more harshly outspoken

Any such attempt is harshly sanctioned.

Web users have also harshly criticised the EU's decision.

It s biting satire, but it never mocks people harshly.

Or he can let history judge him even more harshly.

I just wanted to make people happy but was harshly critized.

I come from a country where violations of human rights were punished harshly.

History will judge us harshly if we fail to live up to these commitments.

She intentionally wanted to starve the kid to death. She should be harshly sentenced.

No matter how harshly Russia s democrats are abused, the word democracy remains a sacred cow.

The authorities should impose more restrictions to prevent information leaks and harshly punish those responsible.

Local residents and representatives of the pro Kurd party BDP came out harshly against the construction.

Most women also recognize and resent that the media judge them more harshly than they judge men.

Well naturally I write everything. I speak about and have always spoken quite bravely and quite harshly.

Domestically, his poor performance in addressing South Africa s HIV AIDS epidemic will ensure that he is judged harshly.

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

This infant democracy was harshly interrupted when martial law was imposed in December 1981, with Solidarity outlawed and dissidents arrested.

In any case, China will invariably respond harshly to US efforts to step up its military presence in the region.

Those who attempt to change the way China is governed will be dealt with harshly, their names and fates remaining anonymous.

The persistent gap between the rich and the poor, harshly aggravated by the global financial crisis, worries local political observer epolet

I was treated very harshly, even by close friends, who told me that my word was worthless for having been involved with him.

These regions, including Sub Saharan Africa and Central Asia, are suffering harshly from the global crisis, owing to falling export earnings, remittances, and capital inflows.

If the lobbyists had simply wished to point out that Western critics often consider Israel more harshly than its Middle Eastern enemies, they would be right.

Kibaki has responded harshly to Mungiki, waging a war on terror style campaign to defeat it, which has lead to thousands of deaths, according to Kenyan human rights groups.

In 2013 the group became a full fledged political party, which occupied the Eurosceptic niche and began to harshly criticize the government for the failure of its immigration policy.

Lee Buchheit, a leading sovereign debt attorney and the man who managed the eventual Greek debt restructuring in 2012, was harshly critical of the authorities failure to face up to reality.

But Abram said to Sarai, Behold, your maid is in your hand. Do to her whatever is good in your eyes. Sarai dealt harshly with her, and she fled from her face.

Netizens harshly criticized the Archbishop's initiative with comments such as, it makes me cringe , It's not the 12th century, no, it's Spain in the 21st or outdated and unpleasant. The Archbishop in tune with the times.

Asked why Russia finds it necessary to regulate its media so harshly, Zharov first deflected, saying that questions about the purpose of regulations should be addressed to Russian lawmakers, given that Roskomnadzor is only the enforcer.

When, after the UN decision, United States Secretary of Defense Robert Gates harshly criticized Europeans for having contributed to this estrangement by their behavior towards Turkey, his undiplomatic frankness caused quite a stir in Paris and Berlin.

The Nationalist government of Chiang Kai shek believed in domestic spying as well, and practiced it both before and after the Communist takeover of 1949, with Chiang's spies harshly suppressing any and all signs of domestic dissent.

And, as in that case, what was now being accomplished came harshly, painfully, incomprehensibly and while watching it, the soul soared, as then, to heights it had never known before, at which reason could not keep up with it.

Most women also recognize and resent that the media judge them more harshly than they judge men. And, because women generally expect to bear most of the responsibility for nurturing children, they tend to evaluate social policies through this lens.

Stan Collender of National Journal sees the fingerprints of the White House on these attacks Greenspan is harshly critical of George W. Bush s administration, after all, and to attack the credibility of Republican ex policymakers who are critical of Bush is standard counterpunching for it.