Sentence examples for much less nasty from inspiring English sources
"I think Simon Heffer alerted me to it in a piece he wrote that was much less nasty and specific than mine," he added.
Neil LaBute's new play, In a Forest, Dark and Deep, is so much less nasty than his previous work that it's almost shocking.
There would have been much less "tariff escalation"—a nasty practice, by which higher tariffs are levied on successive stages of production.
But in Japan, the structural changes that big companies are going through from a system offering lifetime employment to something much less cosy has come as a nasty shock.
Sure, they don't have the fun bubbles or the color-therapy lights, but they're also much less likely to have the nasty stuff.
So navigating through this mentality while having to admit that I just want my brains fucked out while you say nasty shit to me is hard enough to explain to myself, much less another person.
Much less artful in fan relations is Manchester United star Wayne Rooney, who drew a crowd of nasty sign-bearing fans to his house after he announced he wanted to leave the storied club.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
