Sentence examples for nasty self from inspiring English sources

But until then we have this promo, featuring Sue in her traditional red track suit (being her usual nasty self) and Lea Michele's cover of The Go-Go's "We Got the Beat".

"It portrays us as a nasty, self-interested country".

Wolf Creek is a swaggeringly nasty, self-assured piece of ordeal horror set in the Australian outback.

Like certain athletes, he psychs himself into concentration through a weird verbal violence: a shout, a snort, a nasty, self-directed epithet.

But the rightness of Adler's view of Kael as nasty, self-promoting gasbag only become more obvious as Kael's reputation disappeared after she lost her New Yorker post and power.

"Dear Book Therapist," a new venture by the licensed therapist and author Rosalie Knecht, pairs emotional conundrums ("I have forgotten . . . why I shouldn't listen to the nasty, self-loathing voice inside myself") with books that might offer inspiration or solace.

Those who do read Heat and little else should also read it: it's healthier, and Moran's description of Katie Price's nasty self-absorption strips all the cant away from assertions that she is, somehow, a feminist icon.

The thought police need to come in, guns drawn, and arrest those nasty, self-defeating thoughts.

Losey keeps it intellectual and detached; the urbanity is a balm over the characters' nasty self-absorption.

Instead of engaging in all of this nasty self-talk and self-doubt, we need to come to grips with reality.

A quick way to puncture nasty self-talk is to think of someone you trust and imagine what she would say to you.