Sentence examples for nasty of from inspiring English sources

This was the video nasty of the tour.

A primetime news show added, er, context to the discussion by playing a video nasty of Davies' tip-tackle on Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris.

Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood believes his players would be scared if they watched the video nasty of their 6-0 November thrashing by Manchester City.

So it helped that the main dissident voices were those of Lord Tebbit, the ageing Mr Nasty of high Thatcherism; Edward Leigh, the leader of a gaggle of the most reactionary Tory MPs; and the otherworldly John Redwood.

Of course there was a genocide of the Armenians and it is both stupid and nasty of the Turkish government to deny it, and the provisions of the Turkish constitution which make it a speech crime to refer to this historical fact should be a serious obstacle to their accession to the EU.

There were minisets of keyboard-driven funk like "Nasty," of creamy ballads like "Again," of upbeat pop like "Escapade," of hip-hop-tinged R&B like "Got Til It's Gone" (with Q-Tip rapping on the video screen) and of guitar-driven rock like "Black Cat".

Ragweed is one of the nastiest of the allergy producers.

The range of antipsychotic drugs was, arguably, nastiest of all.

Here is the nastiest of all: the vanity search.

The nastiest of them — played by the great Albert Brooks — is reason enough to see the movie.

But nastiest of all is the work's peculiar lack of human feeling.