Sentence examples for in nasty terms from inspiring English sources

What was odd was not the immediate ugliness - what the tabloids would call a tsunami of tweets denouncing Sherman, who is African-American, often in nasty terms, for poor sportsmanship.

These types of phenomena make "commercial" a rather nasty term.

"We need to make sure people remember that if we hadn't been there, the recovery would have less likely, would have been nastier in terms of its unfairness".

The human spinal cord is much more complex than the rodent counterpart, and long-term stimulation might result in nasty secondary effects".

It occurred in nasty weather.

Strangers mock her in nasty online messages.

Oracle quick to follow, targets Siebel in nasty ad campaign.

Nasty women will remember in Nasty November.

Taut and nasty in genre terms, but rich and searching in human ones, it promises better things yet from Edgerton.

Her physical appearance and perceived androgyny, her inextricable link to Clinton, the plodding nature of her Justice press conferences -- all of these have been grist for barbs and criticism, sometimes in the nastiest of terms.

Second, the wave of devaluations had nasty short-term effects on banks.