Sentence examples for nasty truth from inspiring English sources

But that's the nasty truth about the arts.

The nasty truth is that the likelihood of random and violent death is the cheapest form of conservation yet invented.

This past week the nation again faced the nasty truth that a foul strain of sexism exists in Australian culture.

As a member of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries, that bulge is more likely to be a calculator than a gun.The nasty truth is that there are only 17,576 different permutations of three letters.

Marie's experience illustrated a nasty truth — in Ireland's deep recession, where most crime is dropping (partly, perhaps, because money is leaving the economy, but also, police say, because tougher anti-gang measures are having an impact) one type of crime is soaring: burglary.

It's the nasty truth: Looks matter.

He attacked their euphemisms in order to make them admit certain nasty truths about themselves so that they could stop their foolish, wasteful activities.

The author of the delicious "Fuddy Meers" two seasons ago, this young playwright has already shown a precociously assured hand for telling nasty truths with an electrified brightness.

Friction among the revelers--most notably between monogamous Hank Graham Rowatt) and non-monogamous Larry Christopherr Innvar)--is only heightened by on-the-wagon Michael's falling off the wagon and forcing the band-boys to play a nasty truth-telling telephone game.

But is Kate side-stepping an even nastier truth?

Rooted in pain and truth — and featuring the nastiest truth-talking puppet ever to haunt a Chicago stage — this show somehow managed to be satirical and sweet, caustic and kind, slick and subversive, all at once.