Sentence examples for even more nasty from inspiring English sources

In the novel it's even more nasty.

There may be even more nasty surprises in store in the campaign's final days: for example, misuse of the criminal justice system against opposition candidates.

itself was the demon," he added, "but I know things could get even more nasty as we try to move into a new round" of global trade talks.

"If P.E.D.V. can get into the United States, what about some of the even more nasty viruses?" Preliminary results from a targeted survey led by the association, which some had hoped would identify a link among infected farms, suggested that more data was needed.

Experts are predicting that viruses and worms will find new and even more nasty ways to attack computer systems, possibly even hitting mobile devices, pocket PCs and smart phones in the coming year.

And once installed, the malware invited even more of its nasty friends to the party, downloading additional payloads.

The dub effect that Horace Andy gives his own voice – as if applying echo to his singing on the fly – remains exquisite; the guitars that suddenly flood him on Angel are euphoric, but elsewhere they take the tinny thrash of cock-rock and make it even more brittle and nasty.

But it seems likely the globe will be an even more unruly, dangerous and nasty place in 2009.

The political race will get nastier, even more dangerous.

And The New York Post was even more truculent, waging a constant, nasty war against Sadik-Khan, who was excoriated in one typical editorial for "turning over vast swaths of city streets to delivery boys on bikes and the occasional cool dude pedaling along in his Day-Glo tights".

There is a group in the foreground of pale-skinned people who in some ways represent the flight into Egypt – a woman with a swaddled baby, a bearded Joseph figure, a sinister child with a bow and arrow, and an even more sinister child battling a nasty goat next to a spilled water vessel.