Sentence examples for nasty that from inspiring English sources

One way is to say something nasty that will replicate itself, meme-like, suffusing the entire Internet.

The central pillar of Bourne's piece is the gothic: the dark, the sinister, the glamorously nasty — that is, the opposite of Petipa's serene classicism.

Perhaps there is no one left in the world except me and Home Secretary Jacqui Smith who thinks prostitution nasty, that is to say vicious.

Lenox tore away at Shanley's sentimentality to reveal something deep and nasty that might not otherwise have come to light (and, judging by Viola Davis's performance in the same role in the 2008 film, may never be seen again).

Then we boil that vast intellectual stew down to the issue you hold in your hands: an alphabetical encyclopedia of the 67 inventions, breakthroughs and theories (big and small, nice and nasty) that made a difference in 2003.

I don't know that even those most hopeful about the prospects for a second Obama term imagined it could pay such large dividends so quickly.One doesn't want to get ahead of oneself; there are big legislative obstacles looming, and if fiscal cliff negotiations turn nasty that could quickly spell an end to Republican reflection and openness to compromise.

Ships used to burn the cheap, unrefined crud, laden with sulphur and other nasties, that is left over when oil is refined.

Before laying out the seating area, do a sweep for doggy do-do, ant hills, prickles, or other irritants and nasties that might spoil the experience.

"That's the big nasty one that's coming down".

(Hockey didn't describe copayments as nasty. That was my thematic abbreviation).

"One week, it was nasty and that was 1999.