harshest in a sentence

• But like most writers, he remained his own harshest critic.
• Then, in 1993, came the harshest blow of all.
• Black lawmakers were among the harshest critics of the Republican bill.
• Surrogate Preminger saved some of her harshest language for the bank.
• But even the harshest critics aren't taking any chances.
• Actually, many fans saved their harshest words for the crowd.
• It rewrote the manual, deleting or editing its harshest passages.
• The punishment would be the harshest yet imposed by the ministry.
• Even his harshest critics mark the tractor ride as a watershed.
• Even some of the president's harshest critics were dismayed.
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• In the harshest day of winter, there is a line,
• Russian weather forecasters have predicted the harshest winter in 30 years.
• The Massachusetts law is one of the harshest in the country,
• One of Rocker's harshest targets was the Braves themselves.
• The state's harshest murder charge fits, Beaird said.
• Can their harshest critics and their closest friends all be wrong?
• He also is one of the military's harshest critics.
• But even his harshest critics must agree that he is persistent.
• Davis, meanwhile, used his harshest words on his players.
• His words were among the harshest made publicly about the case.