Sentence examples for nasty gossip from inspiring English sources
(Whispered criticism and nasty gossip are another matter).
Ms. Klaus said that nasty gossip is often accompanied by anger problems.
His own party members spend their time plotting, spreading nasty gossip and openly defying his policies.
"They think, 'Low class".' But after the rigors of her journey, she said with a wise smile, a little nasty gossip is hardly worth mentioning.
ALL that nasty gossip notwithstanding, Teresa Giudice, resolute as ever on the recent "Real Housewives of New Jersey" reunion, apparently has not dissolved her stormy marriage.
Such attitudes certainly are not rare in a country where a hefty girth has long been a sign of well-being and a slim woman is the often the subject of nasty gossip (Is her husband neglecting her? Has she come down with H.I.V.?).
That's been the question boggling the best minds -- and nastiest gossips -- on Broadway all spring, as the musical's audiences have hovered between 75 and 90percentt of capacity, far from the 95 to 100percentt range of hits like "The Lion King".
To skewer Brown and Evans with nasty personal gossip is to practice what Brown perfected: the journalism of dish.
The greatest performance is from Colin Jeavons as the horribly put-upon Donald, brutally called "Donald Duck"; his dad is missing in action and there's some nasty local gossip - which we hear filtered through the children's uncomprehending chat - about the way his mum is making a living in her husband's absence.
Dropping out of the flick might have saved Affleck from some nasty manufactured gossip.
If there is a market for nasty online gossip, then even if JuicyCampus is killed, a dozen Juicy-like sites will pop up to take its place, some likely beyond the reach of American law.
