Sentence examples for nasty camp from inspiring English sources

The Mr. Nasty camp, led by France and the steel industry, argues that the E.U. has been naïve in its climate diplomacy.

Cudgels and compassion both have a place: the key is knowing where.The nasty camp, which includes most of the right-wing press and much of the country, wants to punish rioters severely.

It was the largest and, by reputation, nastiest mining camp in the reserve, with 3,000 miners and several hundred prostitutes.

The outcome became a foregone conclusion almost as soon as Mr. Paterson entered the race a week ago, but that did not stop it from turning nasty, with each camp accusing the other of turning the contest into a fight about race.

To be sure, his calculated remarks that the Waffen SS contained fine, upstanding folks, or that Hitler had efficient labor policies, or that concentration camps were mere "punishment" camps are nasty.

The No camp's nastiest poster simply declares that elections under AV would be much more expensive, and shows a soldier in battledress with the slogan "He needs bulletproof vests NOT an alternative voting system.

It's not like you can use a gun to whittle a wooden spoon or slice a carrot, or use the sterilized tip to drain a nasty blister on a camping trip.

He discovers that the fanatical religious community at the camp has a nasty reputation locally, and that the leader has a dubious past.

And factional fighting has been fierce and getting nastier between an anti-Chinese camp and the more doctrinaire old guard.

Communication breakdown The recriminations in the Brazil camp just get nastier: now Ronaldo, a World Cup legend, has chastised defender Felipe Melo via his Twitter account.

The Romney-Gingrich showdowns in South Carolina and Florida got plenty nasty: at one point the Gingrich camp, flashing back to Romney's term as Massachusetts governor, falsely accused him of pretty much wresting kosher food from the mouths of Holocaust survivors.