Sentences with phrase «made nasty»

Every time we used the communal kitchen, the owner made nasty comments.

Labour have made a nasty habit of this kind of tactic throughout their time in office.

Simply put, their jealousy has made them nasty.

If I had seen it in a cookbook, I would have made a nasty face and passed it by as quickly as possible.

In short, science shows that continuing to play the high school popularity game into adulthood will make you nasty and miserable.

to be a true christian you have to be understanding to everyone and be there for them and pray for them... not call them names and make nasty remarks... that is not of god..

But why read a story about, say Lent, and then take all that time and energy to make a nasty response about something you don't believe in?

He makes some nasty remarks and begins to retreat.

Sometimes they would say «Oh, we see that the church rumor mill has been hard at work» — congregational gossip making its nasty intrusion into their personal lives.

If they keep playing this way the rest of the series I could see the caps making a nasty come back.

I recommend nylon, because metal are heavy, can bang you in the jawbone or your baby in the sweet little soft head, and make a nasty noise in the dryer.

She was also my only friend who didn't judge me, make nasty comments, or try to change my mind.

I forgot, you are a doctor, so you're allowed to be a b % $ @, Wrong — that doesn't make you smart, or right, it just makes you nasty.

I'm never going to please everybody, but a thicker skin will make the nasty comments bounce back and I think that in the end my opinions will be respected more.

Mil also continuously makes nasty comments about her other 2 sons partners so know that she is saying similar things about me to them.

So this type of sloppy stellar cannibalism actually makes Nasty 1 a rather fitting nickname.»

Emanuel, an MIT earth scientist, puts hurricanes into historical perspective and tackles the big question of 2005: Does climate change make nastier megastorms?

Don't make any nasty jokes and don't make comments that can be hurtful.

That was the FAKE sugar baby monkey making nasty insults.

Gunshots make nasty, quick work of a few bad guys, but for the most part the scene unfurls in a desperate melee, with increasingly fatigued and blood - soaked figures throwing strikes that forego flash for utility, bursting muscle and slashing veins with abandon.

It makes a nasty mess.

But as the rpms hit around 6,000, the engine makes a nasty racket, encouraging a shift up to fourth.

In fact, don't make nasty comments, period.

It's bad enough when some writers make nasty agreements with each other to «trade» good reviews of each others» work.

Cats will make that nasty hissing sound when challenged, or sometimes when ill or just when they've had enough and want to be left alone.

To add to the unpleasantness, this guy was vicious and ugly in his communications with us, even making nasty threats... for absolutely no reason, other than that he didn't like it one bit that we were discovering the truth about his scam.

Interesting, that Matt Ridley takes is disgusted when people make nasty insinuations against others:

SWEATER: Makes a nasty face at Hipster, puts both hands on his backpack straps and tries to walk quickly away.

This program runs at boot to check the file system on Windows, and this trick allows Lenovo to make this nasty practice work on Windows 7, too.

Love to make nasty political comments in your local newspaper, don't use your clean name.

As if child welfare we're not a sufficient reason, the fees of two lawyers will make a nasty dent in the family finances.

Often in my work with couples I see two people who love each other and would give anything to make the nasty fighting STOP.

Yelling at your spouse, not talking enough throughout the day, making nasty comments to express yourself are all unhealthy methods of communication that need to be ditched in a marriage.

Oh Linda, that's super easy, even easier than taking the time to make a nasty comment!

Not exact matches

Starting in 2016, a nasty strain of «ransomware» spread around the world, making people's data inaccessible and demanding a cryptocurrency ransom for the restoration of access.

Facebook got some nasty comments, not just from the head of the Republican National Committee, but also from the head of the Senate Commerce Committee, who asked CEO Mark Zuckerberg to make his staff available for questions about how editorial decisions were being made at the social network.

People can and will make you angry, frustrated and even downright nasty.

This guard helpfully prevents nasty cuts, but the limitations it imposes can make it tricky to get a baby - smooth shave, particularly on angular areas of your face like the jawline.

In a LinkedIn article about the best advice she ever received, motivational speaker, author, and CNBC host Suze Orman wrote that success has often made her a target of nasty criticism «entirely disconnected from facts.»

When Clinton later suggested Trump might find new ways to avoid paying taxes — a practice Trump has bragged about in the past, saying «that makes me smart» — he took personal offense, calling her «such a nasty woman.»

Collins told Sky News that company leaders will «be in for a nasty surprise» if they think shutting Cambridge Analytica will make it possible to erase the data that prompted the investigation.

Chinese economic data is notoriously unreliable and Beijing has a nasty habit of trying to paper over weaknesses that might make the Communist Party look bad.

Responding to a comment made by Siegel on Wednesday that he doesn't know economics, Gross said Thursday that «Professor Siegel is getting a little nasty here.

When stocks are making new highs, it's important to look at breadth indicators because indices can pull a nasty trick of masking what is actually happening to the majority of stocks....

I am planning on making the transition soon... It seems as though Chrome is getting pretty nasty about the non-secure messaging, and it will soon be implemented with a pop - up.

We «ve seem to be one or two nasty inflation reports from making this a worry.

But the morning - after hangover from a day where double digit gains abounded has proven nasty, as the market has made a U-turn.

But here the thing: We don't yet currently know, conclusively, that the storms we saw were made larger and nastier by climate change.

That way, you know where you stand and don't have any nasty surprises after making 10 years of payments.

The heat made all of the smells that had slowly been brewing come to the surface and made a strange (and nasty) cologne that coated the entire festival.