Sentence examples for nasty mind from inspiring English sources

It's far simpler to tell a child off for having a nasty mind, as happened to me at school, than it is to call in the police.

"Why have you got such a nasty mind?" I knew in that moment that she regretted what she'd said, but only because she'd miscalculated and hadn't meant to start an argument.

The autobiography adds some new aperçus: "Man is the only [creature] that kills for fun; he is the only one that kills in malice, the only one that kills for revenge He is the only creature that has a nasty mind".

Paul Howlett Psycho Alfred Hitchcockk, 1960) 12.35am, Channel 4 For all the horrid goings-on at the Bates motel where Norman (a twitchy Anthony Perkins) runs quietly amok, there's little violence on screen: even in the rightly famous shower scene, Hitch leaves nearly all to the viewer's nasty mind.

It was a nasty mind game that had me shaking with anxiety as I entered the restaurant.

Kay got the blame, but for me a crime so deliciously devious could have only come from a woman's nasty mind.

It was the nasty minds of the Christians that turned this cultural practice into something dirty.

Anything with 'Country XV' in it might have set a few alarm bells ringing, evoking dusty trips to one-horse towns in the semi-outback, but Townsville, Gosford and Coffs Harbour do not bring gnarled and nasty to mind.

How anything so pretty could be so nasty boggles the mind.

Her Shirley emanates a bubbly, almost childlike sexuality that can quickly turn nasty, bringing to mind the young Tuesday Weld.

Now I agree that this could just be taken as evidence that I have a nasty and suspicious mind.