Sentence examples for feeling nasty from inspiring English sources

That makes few converts, but it gives permission to Cameron's people to keep voting Tory without feeling nasty, so they can feel nice, not mean-spirited at all.

Well, for me, I was already feeling nasty and dirty and there was semen.

Vanessa was then taken to the hospital for the rape exam, a traumatizing experience for her: Well, for me, I was already feeling nasty and dirty and there was semen.

I did feel a nasty feeling of vicarious pleasure from the droogs' adventures.

She's probably feeling a nasty cocktail of guilt, embarrassment and hurt (at being scolded by you).

Like many businesses, Nokia is feeling the nasty sting of the economic downturn.

Although it has come a long way since launch, it looks like the young venture behind the experimental search engine is feeling the nasty sting of the troubled economy.

But for the vast majority of players -- and for soccer fans -- the exchange of shirts heals hard feelings over nasty tackles and wayward elbows.

As a taxpayer, I do sometimes feel guilty about the fortune the NHS spends on me, and I have a nasty feeling that the government's new decree will result in hordes of golden oldies demanding inappropriate treatments, and suing their GPs, if they don't get them.

"It's a nasty feeling right now".

"I just had that nasty feeling," she says.