Sentence examples for deeply poisonous from inspiring English sources

By linking Mr Sarkozy – rightly or wrongly – to favours for France's wealthiest woman, the Bettencourt scandal has always been deeply poisonous for the President.

The eugenicists had very general ideas about genetics and heredity, very crude ideas about intelligence, and deeply poisonous ideas about racial hierarchies.

Due to this integration, much of it forced, the culture around social at Google had become deeply poisonous by the time I had started.

Pennyroyal is actually a type of mint, but it's a very successful abortion drug -- so deeply poisonous, in fact, that just five grams of it can be toxic.

His poisonous antisemitism is deeply ironic, considering that he is Jewish – was this some kind of self-hate?

The poisonous impact is deeply personal for every Diaspora Jew.

These populations, historically marginalized and, in too many places, deeply impoverished and suffering the poisonous effects of wretched K-12 schools, are the future citizens and leaders of this great nation.

The fact is that the disrespectful comments attributed to Malia Obama questioning her intelligence, her looks, behavior etc... is a larger symptom of the pernicious level of poisonous racism that is still deeply embedded in various pockets of our nation.

The poisonous politics of that experience left Mr. Craig deeply disillusioned, friends said, and ultimately pushed him into the Obama camp.

The admission is one of the clearest signs yet of the deeply close ties that Blair's Labour party cultivated with Murdoch after decades of poisonous relations.

The ballet's leadership has experienced poisonous infighting recently as a number of artistic directors have struggled to put their stamp on a deeply traditional company.