Sentence examples for really nasty about from inspiring English sources

"He jumped all over me for it, and he was really nasty about it," Mr. Halter, 60, said.

Indeed, when a leading Hindu politician this month wanted to say something really nasty about his opponents, he called them "Marx's and Macaulay's children".

Uber alles -- sorry, over all -- invoking Hitler and his crew is hard to beat for getting really nasty about an opponent.

"Some of these people, they just loathe Obama, and they'll write something really nasty about him," said Mr. Schoeneman, who has given checks to both candidates, most recently $100 to Mr. Romney in June and $100 to Mr. Obama in July.

"He started saying really nasty things about me and about my family.

Each day we are drip-fed yet another story about how Corbyn's evil henchmen have smashed up cars, said really nasty things about people, or even opened up offices that should have been vacated a month ago (Seema Malhotra accuses Corbyn aide over office entry, Observer, 24 July).

Sustained growth spared them having to grapple with any really nasty choices about tax and spending.

"It was a really nasty article about my dad," said Dokic, whose father was temporarily banned from the Tour last year after he flew into a rage at Wimbledon and the United States Open.

If you bust the buyers, you're busting the guys who are paying to play your game, who you want to keep as customers and who will then go on the forums and say really nasty things about your company and your game".

He'll never be able to watch The Next Generation again without thinking, Patrick Stewart said some really nasty things about me.

I've written one or two really nasty pieces: one about Lucian Freud, for example, which I called "Frayed Freud".