Sentence examples for nasty speech from inspiring English sources
Peter Stuyvesant made a nasty speech and for a time it looked as though there would be trouble.
Even Xi Jinping, a pragmatist who has been chosen to replace Mr. Hu as the next supreme leader of China, gave a nasty speech in October falsely accusing the United States of using germ warfare during the Korean War.
A turning point was the 2016 party conference, where the prime minister declared that anyone who identified as a citizen of the world was a "citizen of nowhere", which Girling describes as "that nasty speech", and then a subsequent speech in which May set out her Brexit red lines.
Joshua Scheer: Speaking of that, she gave a nasty speech today about ISIS, and this is her campaign person [John] Podesta, Hilary's defeat ISIS--defeat ISIS in Syria and Iraq, disrupt and dismantle the terrorist infrastructure, and harden our defenses.
It was at its heart, though, a nasty little speech, one in which Mr. Trump brought the already odious State of the Union tradition of exploiting human props to a shameless new low.
He called the speech "nasty and brutish".
Her indifference is an affront to the staff, and, early in the movie, McKenna gives Miranda a nasty but brilliant speech in which she explains the structural connection between a sample from a fashion house — a cerulean belt — that Andy laughs at and the frumpy sweater that Andy is wearing.
The answer to hateful or nasty or just plain stupid speech, most free speech advocates agree, is more speech.
To the shock of no one, the site is therefore replete with sophomoric comments; rude, lewd speech; and nasty, puerile insults.
It's the first time the court has considered what's known as the "true threat doctrine" (basically, the line that divides Constitutionally protected speech and nasty, no-good, illegal threats) when it comes to social media.
President Trump railed at the "nasty press" yesterday after his speech at Davos was overshadowed at home by reports that he tried to fire the special counsel investigating him.
