Sentence examples for nasty chatter from inspiring English sources
Two easy ways to stir up interest and trouble are to locate a villain (as in late 2001, when nasty chatter about "A Beautiful Mind" oozed into the mainstream) or create a media-friendly slugfest, as with last year's trivializing battle of the exes (Kathryn Bigelow versus James Cameron).
Then the commentors start talking to each other and they agree and disagree and argue and throw nasty words around and endless chatter chatters forth.
Talk-show and bulletin-board chatter was nasty.
Gilroy writes confidential, inside-the-law-firm chatter, and nasty poker-table badinage, and also bland corporate-speak.
The tool for online group chatter in workplaces had a pretty nasty privacy flaw.
Though the tone in comment sections can get nasty and feelings can be bruised, real estate professionals say negative chatter does not tend to hurt the final price.
"The world can be a nasty place," she declares in "Kill Em with Kindness," inspired by the ungentle tabloid chatter regarding her health and her relationship with Justin Bieber.
We heard chatter around town that the storm was still on its way and looking nasty, but we held out hope that the next morning we could walk the seven miles to Parsons.
