Sentence examples for exceedingly nasty from inspiring English sources

A while back a consortium including the Anglo-Dutch oil giant signed a deal with the exceedingly nasty military government that used to run the country.

In these circumstances, Mr MacIsaac and other non-EU nationals like he have become soft targets for some exceedingly nasty and unpleasant people who reside in whichever Black Lubyanka this government department chooses to call home.

We were the ones who forced a peace treaty on the people of Sierra Leone that gave one of the world's premier war criminals -- an exceedingly nasty man named Foday Sankoh -- a cabinet position, control over Sierra Leone's diamond mines and the license to take over the country by force.

I hope I am not giving away too much of the plot to say that love -- abetted by the problem-solving skills Rainey developed in his pre-Jupiter days as a college business major -- triumphs in the end over some exceedingly nasty machinations.

Both sides are exceedingly nasty.

Back in the day, a "reputation" meant something exceedingly nasty, and was to be vigorously avoided.

His hero is Washington who, when he arrived in New England, found the Yankees "exceedingly dirty and nasty" with an "unaccountable kind of stupidity in the lower class" which "prevails but too generally among the officers".

Just keeping to American history, George Washington regarded the common people who formed the militias that he was to command as "an exceedingly dirty and nasty people [evincing] an unaccountable kind of stupidity in the lower class of these people".

Candy cottage notwithstanding, Mr. Wirkola doesn't sugarcoat his witches: these are nasty creatures who desperately need some anti-wrinkle cream and are exceedingly difficult to kill.

And when it comes to light that each woman was a victim of her own worst nightmare (the cobra bite was quite nasty), he knows he is dealing with a killer who is not only cunning but exceedingly cruel.

Exceedingly harsh!