Sentence examples for looking nasty from inspiring English sources

The old fears of looking nasty or foolish should likewise remain sufficient to police the lines of decency.

We heard chatter around town that the storm was still on its way and looking nasty, but we held out hope that the next morning we could walk the seven miles to Parsons.

At the time, European Employment Commissioner Laszlo Andor described the proposals as "an unfortunate over-reaction", adding that EU rules applied equally to all 28 member states and had been agreed to by the UK, which risked looking "nasty".

In addition to looking nasty and smelling noxious, some species of cyanobacteria, commonly known as blue-green algae, can pose significant health risks to both pets and people.

Ouch, it looks nasty.

That looks nasty.

"It does look nasty".

Mostly, though, it can just look nasty.

It looked nasty, but the bleeding seemed to have stopped.

"This park used to look nasty," Willy said.

It was dark and the windows were wet – it looked nasty out.