Sentence examples for terribly nasty from inspiring English sources

If everyone is drinking it and if it's not terribly nasty, I'll choke it down or just drink water.

There were a handful of terribly nasty scenes here, such as Maya's journalist friend Julia Redhead being ambushed into putting her byline on the Two Faces of Hate story, linking the activist Antwi to the alleged killer Jones.

Unfortunately, the race just got terribly nasty with its own "dirty tricks".

"He's been terribly nasty and horribly rude, and I think he's genius," said "The Social Network" costar Andrew Garfield.

Yet the inevitable warm fuzziness doesn't terribly undercut all the nasty pleasures previously provided, nor diminish expectations for the next bit of mischief.

The historian Michael Lind, who has himself taken a dim view of the South, refused to cooperate with Mr. Thompson's "Better Off Without 'Em," telling him: "I disapprove of your project, which seems terribly snobbish, to judge by your nasty title.

And I behaved and misbehaved so terribly that they let you know it in a real nasty way.

That's why it wasn't terribly surprising that when I published my piece, entitled The Secret Lives of Nasty Women: How Trump, Trolls, and Bros Have Chilled Our First Amendment Rights, I seemed to have touched a nerve.

In the meantime Anderson has struck Steve Smith on the bottom index finger with a sharp lifter and maybe this pitch does have a few nasty's hidden away under the green covering because neither batsman looks terribly comfortable right now.

Using 4chan (and then the more sympathetic offshoot 8Chan) to plan their subversions and attacks made Gamergate a terribly sloppy operation, leaving a trail of evidence that made it quite clear the whole thing was purposefully, plainly nasty.

He is also son of a nasty piece of work named Oswald Mosley, who was a friend of Adolf Hitler and led Britain's not terribly successful Nazi party before World War II.