Sentence examples for make a nasty from inspiring English sources

PARANOIA and exhibitionism, two of the defining characteristics of the Soviet system, make a nasty mix.

One is tempted to make a nasty rejoinder, but being a Midwesterner, I will simply wish her well.

When Leiter was younger, he would continue to try to make a nasty pitch when he fell behind in the count.

When he tried to make a nasty caricature of the producer David Merrick, not his favorite person, dressed up as a Santa Claus, Merrick liked it so much that he used it to illustrate his Christmas cards.

The great lesson of the inter-war years, and of Keynesian economics, is that governments and central banks can, if they put their minds to it, make a nasty turn in the business cycle a lot worse with inappropriate policies.

Of course, Lorraine's mind was elsewhere, and jokingly suggested they make a nasty, realistic looking bleeding heart...with a pulse.

Early industrialists made a nasty mess too.

At one point she makes a nasty crack about "old Negroes with new money".

As Noam Chomsky observed, "Every time Trump makes a nasty comment about whoever, his popularity goes up.

Peter Stuyvesant made a nasty speech and for a time it looked as though there would be trouble.

Sharjeel Khan made a nasty dent in Mark Wood's figures with a series of lusty leg-side boundaries.