Sentence examples for apparently nasty from inspiring English sources

Apparently, nasty women work damn quickly.

Finally, look at how the venture has illuminated the players, to whom distinctly mediocre World Cup ratings are apparently a nasty surprise.

Other species apparently reckon that nasty tastes are a powerful evolutionary signal that something may be poisonous.

Gone is the whole of Book Ten ("baroque and nasty", apparently), most of the adjectives and fixed epithets that contribute to the life of Homer's figures and, subsequently, most of the poetic value of Homer's work.

Although she stakes a claim for gossip as a centuries-old form of important social catharsis (apparently Greeks wrote nasty graffiti about one another on the rocks at Mount Hymettus), Smith never takes herself too seriously.

Apparently even a nasty-looking rat can be possessed of sterling character.

Smith isn't returning, but a second battle feet of the same extra-terrestrial nasties apparently will be – and pretty much everyone else, including director Roland Emmerich.

Apparently, the stuff tastes nasty enough to traumatize a 5-year-old.

But it seems less likely that Page's behaviour was caused by some sort of deal with Satan than him apparently being a fairly nasty piece of work, selfish and mean and manipulative.

Drawing on the sisters' diaries and letters, as well as their proximity to public events, "The Viceroy's Daughters" gives new accounts of the stoic, bullying Curzon's career; of the actively nasty, though apparently mesmerizing -- at least to the Curzon women -- Mosley; and of the abdication of the silly, selfish Edward VIII.

Lots of nasty things, apparently.