Sentence examples for nasty impression from inspiring English sources

That leaves a nasty impression.

I have the rather nasty impression that it was all hurriedly done.

There's still more than enough quality material to ensure that this novel leaves a lasting and effectively nasty impression.

In fact, Johnson is using a display of niceness to construct what is, ultimately, a pretty nasty political impression.

Gratz's impression of the Modernist master: "Nice guy, nasty black cigar.... Never saw him again".

Be polite to everyone because if you're nasty they may get the impression all Goths, Punks and emos are all nasty and stuck-up.

Presumably this is about creating impressions, about brand reinforcement: nasty biased media, picking on the plucky politicians wanting to shake up the rotten Canberra establishment.

This potentially creates an undesirable feedback loop – if we're smelling nasty things and creating a more negative impression of our surroundings, this could in turn impact on our emotional wellbeing, making us feel more distressed and ultimately more anxious.

Don't go gossiping or saying nasty things, it could give the wrong impression.

I get the impression that Lord Coe could turn really nasty once riled.

The show doesn't pull any punches: it leaves you with the strong impression that this war was a nasty business, and we should be glad to see the back of it.