Sentence examples for nasty mood from inspiring English sources

Inside Burma, the regime's rules could be dependent on the whim of individual military officers and whether or not they were in a nasty mood that day, but some laws seemed to indicate that there was nastiness for civilians every day.

I'm in a nasty mood.

Much of America is in a nasty mood and the language of compassion has more or less been abandoned.

"They still tell the story when they're in a nasty mood and want to remind Fred of his mortality and capacity for imperfection".

The issue underlined a nasty mood in Albany as one of the most unproductive sessions in memory ended in a whimper.

Robert Jekyll, a young doctor who resides with his adoptive family in India, is capable of nasty mood swings, and great strength, if his "condition" is untended.

And John Napier, the dynamic, wry, headstrong British scenic designer responsible for the helicopter in "Miss Saigon," the barricade in "Les Miserables" and the outsize junkyard in "Cats," indulges a foul mood, nursing a nasty cold and wishing he were back home in England, attending to the renovation of his artist's studio, rather than slogging through the installation of a Broadway set.

Here, Nick's against the clock and the enemies come at him in significantly nastier moods.

Nasty temper.

A nasty, petty, complaining mood poisons the spring air.

Politicians have never been popular, but there is a new and nasty anti-politics mood in the air fuelled even by the more respectable sections of the media.