harshly

He looks more harshly at people who should know better.

I hope you will not think too harshly of me.

She went to the door and called the girl's name harshly.

I can take care of things here, he said harshly.

I did not want the county officials to think too long and harshly about the matter.

People you had to deal with harshly to get your message across.

Did he not have a right to judge love harshly?

I am trying not to think harshly of the Spanish.

It was the first time she'd heard him speak to her harshly.

And wrong of the Order to treat you so harshly.

For the first time in a long period I spoke to her harshly.

She was going to have to speak harshly with him about this.

"I hope you did not speak too harshly to him."

Harshly, he told them about the disaster of night before last.

The words came out more harshly than she had intended.

"But a leader must sometimes act harshly, for the good of all."

That year brought him into the public eye for the first time, although rather harshly.

He did not like the man, but that was no reason to judge him harshly.

"I was to come back and find the story ready for me," he said harshly.

I'm sure you deal harshly with those who try to turn independent.

He spoke harshly as might a man who had not used his voice for a long time.

And yet it is not for us to judge you harshly this day.

"You'd better go to bed before your father comes in," said the mother harshly.

"You look too far into the future," he said harshly.

"You are one of two men," the voice went on harshly.