Meanings of somewhat harsh in English

The run-flat tyres give a somewhat harsh ride and are expensive to replace.

His sister had grown somewhat harsh and cold during his absence.

For the first time Mr. Hardwick gave utterance to a somewhat harsh and mirthless laugh.

It was a little veiled, and though not at all loud it was somewhat harsh.

After four days, it becomes dry and somewhat harsh.

Viewed in this aspect, his repudiation of mimicry may perhaps also seem somewhat harsh and one-sided.

It looks cold, and somewhat harsh and blue.

I apologize for being somewhat harsh, but we need you focused and thinking as clearly as possible.

He had straightened his young figure, and his strong, somewhat harsh voice echoed through the oak-paneled hall.

Her disposition, formerly somewhat harsh, had softened, and the haughty, capricious girl had become a mild, demure, and somewhat serious woman.

The village choir were practicing in the church-theirvoices, somewhat harsh and uncultivated, were sending forth volumes of sound into the summer air.

The Arab's strong, somewhat harsh voice, though pitched in a key not meant to reach too far, brought Royson back to his senses.

By applying the ear over the lower part of the windpipe in front of the breastbone a somewhat harsh, blowing sound may be heard.

For a moment Regina looked up at the honest, open, though somewhat harsh Hibernian face, then advanced and laid the chain in his hand.

This enthusiastic letter ends with these somewhat harsh criticising of the Parisians: This victory was necessary, for these sad Parisians had begun to complain.

His voice was uncultivated and somewhat harsh, but there was a good deal of fire and expression in the performance, and it was rapturously applauded.