Übersetzung für "Scharfe worte" in Englisch

Don't feed intolerance; don't let sharp words poke holes in your spirit.

Auswärtiges Amt - Interviews - "Harsh words don’t stop people dying"

It takes force to stop a thug, not sharp words or cosmetic sanctions.

Will love the smell bitter and sweet, and ever will be a sharp words jaapvalda.

Sharp words are exchanged.

She wrote in her journal: "In the air of the compartment hung only three axe-like words: bourgeois, Junkers, leeches."

Eric O'Bannon marches over to Marco Diaz's house, exchanges more heated words and kills the man.

Or else, shouting out words that were ferocious, but only on the surface, repeating what was being said by another person.

His face distorted in bitterness, and sharp words came out of his mouth, but just for a moment.

At a time when the US is directing harsh words at Germany over the migration issue and trade and Germany is criticising Trump for his isolationism and protectionism, any experienced diplomat is welcome.

Although Rorty tosses in some harsh words in Heidegger's direction, to wit his characterization of Heidegger the "ignoramus" and "opportunist," the gist of his presentation is another caricature of the naïve philosopher getting in over his head.

The situation: A business manager exchanged some sharp words with his secretary on Friday afternoon, which caused her to burst into tears in front of the whole office.

Two years ago for example, when Hubert von Goisern won an Amadeus as Best National Male Solo Artist, he found very sharp words in his acceptance speech about the small presence of native musicians in ORF's programmes.

However, the Jews, considering themselves to be the chosen people of Allah, resented the fact that they were now beholden to pagan Arabs and all too often sharp words were exchanged.

That's Paul's great weapon, words.

They will demand harsh words and deeds.

There are no words strong enough to express our sorrow and condemnation.

We therefore have need not only of tough words, but of cooperation and concrete actions in this extremely complex issue, where a single state cannot cope.

I am very pleased that the leaders of Serbia, despite their many harsh words at the beginning, have attempted to legalise and neutralise the situation in order to give the EULEX mission a chance.

We must, therefore, criticise in the strongest terms those politicians who utter fine words on Europe and solidarity, but whose real priorities lie in preserving national interests.