Sentence examples for a nasty image from inspiring English sources

And a programme on the Northern Ireland hunger strikes that had a rather vivid contribution from Ian Paisley was mangled for fear of it projecting a nasty image of Britain.

Under pressure from constituents, legislators tightened the statute twice, favoring the towns, but some communities have accepted multifamily housing of any kind only in recent years, and for some residents the term "affordable" conjures up a nasty image of indolent, impoverished transients.

The warm and witty Mr Rajoy ought to be the perfect antidote to any nasty image.

"South Korean products are still affected by a 'cheap and nasty' image, which remains prevalent among Japanese above a certain age," wrote Hidehiko Mukoyama, an economist at the Japan Research Institute, in a research paper about Japan-South Korea trade relations.

You also won't be able to see media sent from people you don't follow until you choose the "Accept" option, which is a good way to help prevent nasty image or video surprises.

It's a nasty looking image which looks scary, so, the gut feeling would be this would scare kids.

When he was elected Conservative leader in 2005, he was seen as the party's answer to Tony Blair, a young, modern leader, who would shake off the party's "nasty" image and turn it back into the election winning machine that had dominated much of 20th century British politics.

It's a cruel dilemma for the politi cian credited with ditching the To ries' nasty image.

Simon Cowell turned his "Mr Nasty" image on its head and paid off the mortgage of a couple whose three-year-old daughter has cancer.

New Labour stole Thatcherite prudence and Cameroonian Conservativism detoxified its nasty image by going green and socially aware.

This truly nasty image claims Brexit on behalf of racists and it reveals what they will be boasting the morning after a leave vote.