Sentence examples for nasty fun from inspiring English sources
"Tell No One" is pure, nasty fun.
This is fun to read, but what nasty fun!
Yet, despite the startling moments and some nasty fun, the movie sits awkwardly on the screen.
One minute the movie appears to be making nasty fun of Father Amaro and Amelia's affair.
Of course the boy (Jakob Ulrich) is acting, and it's all meant to be in good, nasty fun.
And such a wickedly giddy adventure it has already been: surmounting all the nasty, annoying, fun-loathing forces intent on inhibiting carefree event-hopping and the happy roar of champagne bubbles.
But while football grounds might not be as nasty (or as fun, depending on your idea of fun) as they used to be, they've remained inherently partisan places in the face of this terminal pacification.
A fun, nasty little pulp crime comedy set in a Florida nail salon, "Claws" got richer, wittier, and more heartfelt with every episode.
While it was always presented by the paper as a piece of harmless fun, the nasty assumptions underlying Page 3 became evident as soon as one or two brave women began campaigning against it.
In the past few weeks I've had such horrible fun being nasty in print about Currie and her pleasure in feeling "sticky" in anticipation of John Major's caresses.
