Sentence examples for as noxious from inspiring English sources

Could the grime which local residents wiped off their garden furniture be as noxious as it was annoying?

There might be the occasional bar fight — Twitch can be as noxious as anywhere else on the Internet — but the tone is typically convivial.

That is true as a general statement, but no previous host has come close to presenting athletes with conditions that are as noxious as Beijing's.

Positivism is among the least harmful of "priors" (please can we banish prior as a noun after this post? It is as noxious as using "parent" as a verb or "gendered" as an adjective).

Through insightful case studies, the Sue Bourne's documentary – commissioned last year after research found Britain to be "the loneliness capital of Europe" – traced the various routes to social exclusion, a "silent epidemic" which, according to radio soundbites woven throughout the film, is as noxious as cigarettes and obesity.

Brand Dubya could then become as noxious to American voters as Brand Peanut became 21 years ago.

But the truth is, no, we can't just give folks a pass who aren't quite as noxious.

But that notion remains as noxious as ever, even if pot is not the innocuous wonder-drug its most ardent defenders might like to think it is.

We need to sit loose to it, think beyond past envelopes, give some space to reason and be willing to slough off a good deal of junk that is materially as noxious as the bonds and other paper that we are beginning to see as pure Wizard Of Oz.

Yet as Carrera and I drove away from PolyKulture Farms, hundreds of linear feet of undulating wood fences on dozens of properties virtually screamed, "We're growing pot here!" I rolled down my window and the skunky smell of ripe marijuana blasted me in the face, a pervasive odor that, to some sensitive noses, is as noxious as pesticide.

Its setting, a Nottingham sink estate, is every bit as noxious.