a nasty piece of work in a sentence

Examples

1. "Bush is a nasty piece of work, and he's really messed a lot of things up in the world, " said an auto parts salesman in Shanghai, who would give only his surname, Guo.
2. "Hard " is a nasty piece of work whose sadism and visual fixation on bluish, blood-stained corpses recalls David Fincher's " Seven, " although this washed-out-looking movie lacks the elegant visual style of that revolting film.
3. The ads included quotes like " Every Parent's Nightmare ", " Mind-Blowingly Inappropriate " and " A Nasty Piece of Work " in what appears to be an effort to continue the'rebellious teen'style of the show.
4. Vice President Al Gore is a nasty piece of work who holds an exceptional grudge; Stephanopoulos says he got on the veep's bad side by daring to work temporarily for Dick Gephardt before signing on with Clinton.
5. Speaking to soap opera reporting magazine " Inside Soap " about the plot, Cleaver explained : " Eileen's petrified because she knows what a nasty piece of work Owen is-and, at the end of the day, she's broken the law.
6. With the team's 23rd district championship there for the clinching, nobody wants to rile Coach Bud Kilmer ( Voight ), a nasty piece of work even in the off-season, by disciplining his players ( especially those at the skill positions ).
7. His debut novel is called " A Nasty Piece Of Work ", published by Fortune Teller Press . " A Nasty Piece Of Work "-" a quirky and highly original psychological thriller "-was published in a small initial quantity, featuring the artwork of writer Clive Barker.
8. His debut novel is called " A Nasty Piece Of Work ", published by Fortune Teller Press . " A Nasty Piece Of Work "-" a quirky and highly original psychological thriller "-was published in a small initial quantity, featuring the artwork of writer Clive Barker.
9. Congress may have done the right thing on legal immigration, but its bill " cracking down " on illegals is still a nasty piece of work ( though here, too, there is an improvement over what seemed to be in the works a few months back ).
10. On the face of things, the character Rachel Weisz plays in the current off-Broadway play " The Shape of Things " is a nasty piece of work _ a cunning, venomous young woman who snags a boyfriend whom she slowly and systematically makes over and then destroys.