Sentence examples for be sickened at from inspiring English sources

Jim McVeigh, the IRA's officer commanding at the Maze prison until the mass release 10 days ago, said that if he were a unionist he would be sickened at the hypocrisy of Mr Ahern and John O'Donoghue, minister for justice.

The Founding Father who envisioned a republic built on the unalienable rights of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" would be sickened at how the very institutions built to protect average citizens from repression have instead become weapons of the rich, the powerful, and mostly the corporate.

Three other people were sickened at the Gold Age Villa in Loomis.

"I am sickened at the disgusting, barbaric killing of David Haines," he said.

A total of seven patients were infected at Princeton Baptist, four of whom died, and five were sickened at Shelby Baptist, two of whom died.

Last summer, 40 children between ages 6 and 12 were sickened at a YMCA in downtown Durham after pool-cleaning chemicals reacted with each other, causing noxious fumes.

The family of train driver Jack Mills, who was coshed over the head during the robbery, have said they are "sickened" at some of the events.

This week, the Chinese government reported that an elderly woman died and 202 people were sickened at a hospital north of here after they consumed a breakfast cereal that turned out to be laced with rat poison.

Of the people who have been sickened, at least 31 have been hospitalized, including five who developed a type of potentially life-threatening kidney failure known as hemolytic uremic syndrome.

"I am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the President," the senator from Utah said in a statement.

The climax of the afternoon is My Ausheen – My Old Shoes – learned from Robertson, on which Lee's tonal range and rhythm stroke the nerves exposed; the singing is sickened at heart, but beautiful.