Sentence examples for nasty line from inspiring English sources

One critic pointed out this was the only nasty line in the collection..

Mr. Grenier wondered what a kid was doing in such a nasty line of work and enlisted his cooperation in making the documentary.

Another weak point of too many schedules is that nasty line item known as "integration".

When Sen. Orrin Hatch started in on one particularly nasty line of questioning of Gen. Kagan, I actually find myself thinking, "Is he crazy?

In goofy trailer that dropped Thursday, Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool shows up at David Beckham's door to apologize for a nasty line he uttered about the soccer great in the first superhero film.

I should have known: on a farcically smaller scale, it's only the nasty lines that I ever recall from reviews of my books.

Apart from a couple of nasty lines – working-class people used to be too busy working "to hunt for paedophiles or buy track suits from Sports Direct" – this was safe, obvious stuff.

But Egyptian Lover mixed directly off records handed to him one at a time by an associate, and after a while he came out front to rap along to his songs, slow and nasty lines that were harsh against his music's inherent smoothness.

OPERA CRITICISM WHACK-A-MOLE AWARD Granted to Peter Gelb, general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, for successfully pressing the radio station WQXR to withdraw a scathing Web post about him and the Met and then telling the magazine Opera News, affiliated with the Met, to stop reviewing Met productions after some nasty lines.

Just when we thought we couldn't take another one of his long drawn out confused-as-hell cross examinations, along comes Queen Bee Jennie to so annoy and irritate us that few would not give their spleen and a rib to have sluggish Kurt back, just so we can gaze at his tie and sock ensemble rather than listen to yet one more of Jennie's nasty lines.

Circling each other, they spit out some of the nastiest lines in Mark Schultz's "Gingerbread House," a dark satire about a couple who decide to sell their children.