Sentence examples for fairly nasty from inspiring English sources
Yet some of the color-fixing agents back then were fairly nasty stuff: mineral salts like chrome and tin.
Stiglitz said Obama had made some "fairly nasty remarks" about his liberal opponents not understanding the details of his trade deal.
But the retreat is temporary, and because of it, a person feels better able to tackle the reality of today's fairly nasty world.
This old chestnut (or similar variants) has been with us for more than a century, and despite its fairly nasty implications, many of us believe it.
"I think probably the mechanism evolved to protect us from eating fairly nasty things," said Dr. Richard C. Rogers, a neuroscientist at the university, who wrote the paper with his wife, Gerlinda Hermann, a research scientist.
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.
In the second video, pieces of which would have been instantly familiar to anyone who visited the atrium of the Museum of Modern Art in New York last winter, the same woman crawls naked through the grass, and super-zoomed-in images of her apple-stuffed mouth alternate with that of a fairly nasty-looking black pig's.
Senior Sergeant Graeme Farquharson said: "The whole incident's fairly shameful, vicious, nasty and cruel".
They're all showing us their ids, you see, and ids are nasty and fairly unvarying phenomena.
These gentlemen – no, really, they all play this nasty game fairly – are capable of scoring a minimum of 30 goals, averaging a point a game, or both.
