Sentence examples for nasty behaviour from inspiring English sources

Financial desperation drives a nice person like Margie to nasty behaviour, while monetary comfort cocoons Mike from reality.

It's actually about protecting decent people, often the poorest people, by putting in very reasonable controls over incessantly nasty behaviour – actually most often perpetrated by adults.

Rowling is the only middle-class novelist to peer behind the John Lewis curtains at the bigoted and nasty behaviour going on in the "lounges" of her peers, concealed by a veneer of social nicety.

David Starkey's particularly nasty behaviour, much of it directed at women, should have seen him denied a platform until he could learn how to act like an adult and treat his colleagues with respect.

While I sympathise with the concern that bullies can hide behind a pseudonym; there is a body of evidence that suggests forcing people to give over real details won't necessarily stop nasty behaviour.

Apparently a great way for 50 to hit out at Ross involved making sexually explicit remarks about Leviston, in character as "Pimpin' Curly", and generally exhibiting nasty behaviour towards a woman.

'They will not survive me.'" "As he ages, his nasty behaviours – and judgments – become ever more wince-making.

On the contrary, what strikes me most, sitting in the plush surrounds of the Opera House, is Shakespeare's ability to drill down into the core of nasty human behaviour.

Nasty, nasty, nasty behavior.

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.

The reasons given come under the umbrella sentence: "especially unpleasant, nasty and despicable behaviour", covering his offences in the specialist area of sexism, hypocrisy on the subject of outsourcing labour, climate change denial, and his rampant "birtherism".