Sentence examples for especially poisonous from inspiring English sources

Cowbane, any of several poisonous plants, including seven species of Oxypolis, in the parsley family (Apiaceae), that are especially poisonous to cattle.

The Wilson years were especially poisonous, as the beasts bit each others' backs regularly and claimed the rest weren't up to snuff.

"The twin crackdown on media freedom and the judiciary is especially poisonous," said Emma seniorir-Webb, senior Turkey researcher for Human Rights Watch.

In Iraq the conflict is especially poisonous because of the invasion in 2003 a fact that its architects, including Britain's former prime minister, Tony Blair, do themselves no service by denying.

So he hired a firm of lawyers to do the job and now spends 5-10% of his budget that way.What makes Spain's bureaucracy especially poisonous is Mr Rajoy's second foe: the country's fiercely independent regions.

Marber also brings up Mamet's studiedly provocative and revolutionary book True and False: Heresy and Common Sense for the Actor, in which he pours especially poisonous scorn on Stanislavsky and his revered Method with its talk of "emotional memory", substitution and "sense memory", and its emphasis on how the actor feels inside.

A particularly poisonous person.

Today it's downright poisonous, especially given the prime minister's own current political travails.

The sap can be poisonous, especially as concentrated in the whitish rootstock and the brilliant red berries.

Most species are drab gray or brown; but some species, especially the more poisonous ones, are spectacularly coloured, with bright spots, blotches, or streaks.

All parts of laburnums are poisonous, especially the seeds, and occasionally the plants have proved fatal to cattle, though hares and rabbits are unharmed.