Sentence examples for nasty bad from inspiring English sources

"We're all suffering from an overdose of nasty, bad stuff".

If Craig has been (as he once described Bill Clinton) "a nasty, bad, naughty boy," there is little evidence of it in the police report of his arrest.

Sam Rockwell puts in a tremendous shift as a bearded loner who stumbles across some very nasty bad guys in this tough, macabre, but somewhat overcooked thriller.

It tries hard to keep some of the spirit of the comic intact, Malcolm McDowell is a dependably nasty bad guy, and Naomi Watts was great as Jet Girl, a quiet, subtle foil to Lori Petty's grating lead.

In the past week or so alone John Warner, a five-term Republican senator, announced that he will not run for re-election (giving the Democrats a chance to pick up a seat in Virginia) and Larry Craig, who once called Bill Clinton a "nasty, bad, naughty boy", may have to resign his Idaho Senate seat in the wake of a bizarre incident in an airport lavatory.

A mean, nasty, bad boy who will neg and ignore and spit and shag and shag and shag and shag, and go to the pub and hate them for their bitterness and anger.

That was unusually nasty, but bad behaviour is rife in amateur football, with referees the main victims.Neville Smith, a referee from the London Football Association, says amateur referees are used to being insulted and even beaten up by stroppy players.

"They used to say I was a devil, nasty things, bad words and I had no choice but to fight them because they were crossing the line," he said.

"There were some things that we found that some of the kids posted that were really kind of nasty, saying bad things about counselors," said Mark Stoltz, an Island Lake director.

But when Andrew Smith joined them on tour in Paris, the notoriously temperamental Thom Yorke talked about Nasty Nick, bad reviews and how his breakdown nearly broke the band Listen to this playlist on Spotify.

If the victory ended a nasty run of bad form.