Sentence examples for distinctly nasty from inspiring English sources

There is something distinctly nasty in the woodshed.

He was a provocateur, with a distinctly nasty edge – being rude on TV is quite a recent thing in the western world, but somehow Beat had intuited its power in Japan as early as the 70s.

This is Krazy Kat by way of Spengler — a distinctly Yiddish locution with a nasty street snarl, which tips De Voto into a defensive kind of despair.

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

lt will offer amnesty to those who committed them, provided they meet the (distinctly subjective) conditions: full disclosure, political motivation, and action which, however nasty, accorded with their side's policy at the time.

Distinctly unappetising.

Nasty stuff.

A distinctly satisfying thought.

Its contents itemised distinctly.

Nasty water".

Others distinctly are not.