Sentence examples for would be nasty from inspiring English sources

We knew there would be nasty attack ads.

But even partial repression at home (perhaps matched by aggression or mischief-making abroad) would be nasty while it lasted.

A shakeout of mid-ranking business schools would hurt the finances of a lot of universities, which would be nasty.

It was Pettitte, after all, who had predicted that a series with the Angels would be nasty, a war.

Yet if it were just a little stronger, the universe would be nasty, brutish and short-lived.

"We knew we'd get beaten up, we knew we'd get lied about, we knew we'd get smeared, we knew there would be nasty attack ads," he said.

The shock would be nastier for some than others.

Surprisingly, this gentle and courteous man wishes theatre critics would be nastier.

And they are surely right that those thrusts would be nastier than the ones he has faced from the Clintons.

Today's Subway Series would be nastier if the Dodgers were still around, but the rivalry probably would have ebbed anyway.

Norman Ornstein, the author with Thomas Mann of a book on Congress called "The Broken Branch", declared recently that the 112th Congress was the worst ever, but that the next would be nastier still.