Sentence examples for feels poisonous from inspiring English sources

Joyce's social reflexes have obviously become disjointed, and the resulting self-consciousness feels poisonous.

The atmosphere felt poisonous and it was not only the hardcore support, in the upper tier of the East Stand, who were calling for Bradley to go.

"They could be poisonous.

What's more, because Ashcroft's revelations are inherently funny, especially now the dust has settled and it feels less poisonous, he's able to leach some comic energy from the existing jokes and comic tension.

The greens that Blanchett wears run from deep and rustling — suggesting that her character, however sophisticated, has emerged like a primitive legend from some Germanic forest — to an acidic lime sheen that would, we feel, be poisonous to the touch.

Hate exists, as thoughtless as any desert viper, ready to deliver a painful, poisonous strike against anything that feels like its opposite.

There's an optimism to the show -- and a collegiality among the characters -- that feels like an antidote to the often poisonous nature of our national political dialogue.

Though the script includes an epigraph from that literary master of poisonous passion, Jean Racine, "All the Ways" feels less like classical tragedy than vintage soap opera.

I do not look at Goldsmith's poisonous campaign and feel any pleasure, any excitement that its bigotry can be used for political advantage.

You're poisonous and I feel genuinely sorry for you because it's obvious at this point you are a MISERABLE, angry human being.

And when it did, it came in a hail of digital drums and synth noise that felt as cool (and as poisonous) as his vice of choice behind the mix console.