Sentence examples for nasty image from inspiring English sources

The warm and witty Mr Rajoy ought to be the perfect antidote to any nasty image.

It's a cruel dilemma for the politi cian credited with ditching the To ries' nasty image.

New Labour stole Thatcherite prudence and Cameroonian Conservativism detoxified its nasty image by going green and socially aware.

Simon Cowell turned his "Mr Nasty" image on its head and paid off the mortgage of a couple whose three-year-old daughter has cancer.

One reason is that the central project of Mr Cameron's leadership, to erase his party's out-of-touch, nasty image, has been only partly successful.

This truly nasty image claims Brexit on behalf of racists and it reveals what they will be boasting the morning after a leave vote.

This time it turned out that both sides of the political divide fixated on nasty images more quickly than on nice ones.

"There will always be horror films that present negative nasty images of women as long as we live in a misogynistic world," says Professor Barbara Creed, author of The Monstrous-Feminine, which examined women's roles in horror films.

Witness the porn-and-violence spam links attack that caused many users to accidentally share and see nasty images in their news feeds.

The nastiest image occurs when Gordon Craig takes the feet of her parted and outstretched legs and turns them as if they were a steering wheel.

(In that same Rolling Stone feature, McGowan talked about her own attitude towards today's horror films, saying that, "all they do now is think about ways to torture women, primarily. I don't really get that. What is this, a manual for young, budding serial killers? Can't we just go watch Pillow Talk?") Some of the nastiest images in Grindhouse arise in the fake trailers.