Sentence examples for nasty from from inspiring English sources

The tumult got nasty from time to time.

In 1928, D. H. Lawrence put in a strong bid in "Lady Chatterley's Lover" to redeem the nasty from the name and the thing.

Upstairs in the Living Room, a woman with an acoustic guitar was singing, but in the bar area, Pete Moses, 34, spun "Hello Nasty," from 1998.

In truth, "Eastern Promises" has felt nasty from the opening scene — a man seated in a barber's chair, with darkness descending outside.

But the night was nasty from the second minute, when Van Bommel clattered into Ronaldo, and the mood was worsened five minutes later when Boulahrouz did the same.

The fund in which the Norwegian state stashes unspent revenue from oil and gas has exacting procedures to ensure it does not invest in firms involved in anything nasty, from human-rights abuses to environmental depravity.

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It's made without a whole host of potential nasties, from parabens to synthetic fragrances, and the packaging is pretty darn pretty too.

The video nasties from previous seasons have traditionally made fertile ground for days of recrimination from both sides but Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's brilliance overshadowed all inklings of post-match bitterness.

Too much protein can up the risk of nasties from heart disease to impaired kidney function.

I hope it doesn't get any nastier from the other side.