Sentence examples for a poison of from inspiring English sources

Anticholinergics can kill: the plant deadly nightshade contains atropine, a poison of choice in ancient Rome if you wanted to murder someone.

Enter the Epidemic A couple of hours after Mr. Pelette died from what the family priest proclaimed to be a poison of some sort, Rosemond Laurimé, 21, a "small businessman" in his family's description, got sick in nearby Meille.

It is true, however, that many people have spent their lives being distracted, keeping away, often unknowingly, from that which they most want, thus brewing in themselves a poison of disappointment, bitterness and despair.

The arbitrarily selected j60 (j after 60 s) tended to saturate at a high set potential region probably due to the deactivation by a poison of Nads.

These introduced a poison of fear, intolerance, hatred and mutual suspicion into the fabric which held the country together.

"The great risk, I think, is a poisoning of politics, which will create a foreshortening of political action, where any sort of bold plan simply becomes impossible".

However, the prime minister's perception that she had been ganged up on led to a poisoning of relations with her then foreign secretary.

But they remain friends and neighbors of the employed, and their anger and distress, repeated in thousands of communities, contribute to a poisoning of the atmosphere of the entire nation.

There has been a poisoning of the political system in Haiti.

Thereafter, knowledge of prognostic factors of a poisoning of interest allows a clinical trial to be performed in a subset of patients with poor prognostic factors.

Oxygen is a powerful poison of LVTM [25] and organometallic catalysts, like ordinary hydrocarbons, decompose at temperatures above 300°C.