Sentence examples for been poisonous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Containing sufficient poison to be dangerous
Some of the correspondence I have had with the council has been poisonous".
Relations have been poisonous since then, with Ethiopia accusing Eritrea of harboring militants who have killed tourists inside Ethiopia.
The conditions are not right for an early poll, they are suddenly saying; there should be no election before June.Macedonian politics has been poisonous recently.
The two men's political factions, whose relations have been poisonous throughout the campaign, will hold their first round of formal negotiations about the transition on Friday.
The broader notion of tone in Washington usually refers to the dynamics between the two parties, which — despite the bipartisan vibe of late — has been poisonous for decades.
(See: Stoudemire, Amar'e) Even before the injury, Howard has been poisonous, having toyed with his team and the fans in Orlando and jawboning with Coach Stan Van Gundy, behavior unbecoming for a man who portrays himself as Clark Kent.
"They could be poisonous.
His words are poisonous".
