Sentence examples for particularly nasty form from inspiring English sources

Crowe is an acting genius, and the filmmakers build him up they create a chaotic milieu in which Wade's nihilism comes off as a particularly nasty form of survivor's wisdom.

RocketBoom founder Andrew Baron's father, Frederick Baron, is dying of multiple myeloma, a particularly nasty form of cancer.

The Centers for Disease Control, for example, states that paid sick leave could have an especially significant impact in the food service industry, where it estimate that sick food handlers are responsible for 53% of norovirus (a particularly nasty form of stomach virus) outbreaks.

During that time he tended to his wife, Marietta, as she also wrestled with a particularly nasty form of that disease.

Studies have long shown that regular sunscreen use — in addition to preventing painful and unsightly sunburns from wrecking your #SummerSelfies — can reduce the risk of developing melanoma, a particularly nasty form of skin cancer.

Mother reached for my hand and, as we both stared at the blank screen, told me that she had been diagnosed with a particularly nasty form of inoperable lung cancer.

A particularly nasty strain too, in the form of new HHS regulations.

HUGGAN: Villegas is a particularly nasty sort.

Shigella is a particularly nasty bacteria that causes Shigellosis, a form of food poisoning featuring bloody diarrhea, painful cramps and rectal spasms, and kills perhaps 1.1 million people per year.

Konzo and nodding syndrome are two particularly nasty members of this class.

This year's flu season started earlier and peaked earlier than usual, and the most prevalent form of the virus is particularly nasty.