Sentence examples for nasty something from inspiring English sources
Aunt Ada Doom mutters continually about the nasty something she saw in the woodshed.
He said that he wanted the Mummy "to be mean, tough, nasty, something that had never been seen by audiences before".
Before you know it, one (or both) of you explodes and says something jaw-droppingly nasty, something you can never take back.
Having heard about the fervour surrounding them before I heard any of their music, I assumed it'd be something hard, nasty; something that had perhaps taken on the broken beats of grime, the clownish bombast of late-era dubstep or the pounding 4/4 of techno: something a bit "street".
Who knows, this summer may be your last chance, the one before what is politely known as middle age slips into something nastier, something less of a joking matter.
"Alejandro wanted something dirtier and kind of nastier, something that sounded like a drum kit that hasn't been played in years," Sanchez said.
"If you don't have a nasty attitude, something's wrong with you," he said.
That nasty little something that someone, a bot, or a person, or maybe both left for you overnight.
Isn't that more akin to just thinking something nasty than to saying something nasty out loud? Politico:> Through her office, Gillibrand said Schumer was "polite" with the flight attendant Sunday and "turned off his phone when asked to".
Somebody said something nasty to them, or they perceived somebody said something nasty to them.
