Sentence examples for nasty reputation from inspiring English sources

He had a nasty reputation as a cruel dude.

He had a further nasty reputation for cruelly abandoning his lovers.

Nobody expects an investment bank to be a charitable institution, but Bear has a particularly nasty reputation.

He discovers that the fanatical religious community at the camp has a nasty reputation locally, and that the leader has a dubious past.

Lord Thornleigh is a demented old man with a young and beautiful wife (who has a past, and a nasty reputation).

Black, the Hearts player who tackled Diouf in the play (and has likewise earned a nasty reputation for other violent tackles), was not identified in the exhibition.

American shops are steadily improving on the cheap-and-nasty reputation of their own brands.

IDS's bid for the "compassionate conservatism" moral high ground is not only an attempt to his replace his "nasty party" reputation with something a little more idealistic.

Mr Vázquez has maintained his predecessor's orthodox economic policy and, to the disappointment of green activists, has given his approval to the plants.Pulp factories certainly do have a nasty environmental reputation.

Too many countries in Africa have shied away from DDT, Dr. Kochi said, because of the nasty environmental reputation it earned in an earlier era when it was widely sprayed on crops — dangers that do not apply when spraying small amounts indoors.

It was the largest and, by reputation, nastiest mining camp in the reserve, with 3,000 miners and several hundred prostitutes.