Sentence examples for worst nature from inspiring English sources

Was that the worst nature could throw at him?

It's funny how Ellen was capable of dealing with Cavil's plotting, but now she's back on more familiar ground, she just can't help indulging her worst nature – you'd think she might have learned something over all those centuries!

The driven woman who pushes her husband by appealing to his worst nature remains a potent stereotype, but new academic research suggests that Shakespeare actually borrowed the idea from a popular version of Roman history rather than setting up the compelling dynamic himself.

Plenty of shows out there appeal to audiences' worst nature and are chock full of kitschy, guilty pleasure value (we're looking at you, VH1).

No, the 'temporary gas tax holiday' doesn't achieve much of anything, does it, except pander to the worst nature of democracy.

Agnes's devoted business partner, Eddie David Harrelll), and her not-so-trusty driver, Reverend Biggs (Roland Sands), are other figures in the play, which comes to a melodramatic climax in a citywide power failure that exposes everyone's best and worst natures.

This policy believes that it has now eradicated a menace from the face of Britain, saving tens of thousands of young people from death and degradation at the hands of their worst natures and an army of pushers and dealers.

But I'm talking about the death of right-wing demagoguery that baldly appeals to Americans' worst natures.

This zealous campaign to put a Republican in the White House led by a hothead appealing to people's worst natures is in direct contrast to productive discussion on how we should be fighting for workers, our families, and the working and middle class.

"The worst of nature can bring out the best in our fellow human beings.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIMPENETRABLE forest, strange cultures and dangerous creatures testing man's courage against the worst that nature can throw at him or her have long fascinated storytellers of all cultures, from the anonymous author of "Babes in the Wood" to Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness".