Sentence examples for how poisonous from inspiring English sources
But just how poisonous is poisonous, Ross?
Some have never been tried before in man and are being tested to see how poisonous they are.
Next time you're tempted to buy something in any shade of green, just remember how poisonous that color was in the past, and can be today.
Gove, the new justice secretary, is probably unaware of how poisonous are the contents of the chalice passed into his hands.
'Britain's negotiating position in Europe has been misrepresented in the continental press.' May's strong language highlights how poisonous the negotiations have already become.
Still, no one knew how the poisonous polarisation, pitting the pro-Western parliamentary majority that controls the cabinet against a panoply of critics, would play itself out.
They also reflect how politically poisonous the issue has become, as photographs and news articles circulate about the effects of the practice.
Bailey's installation, using black actors to depict the horrors of slavery and charting how the poisonous residue blights the present day, was displayed to critical acclaim at the Edinburgh International Festival, but the Barbican's attempt to stage it in south London was snuffed out at birth after 200 protesters held a noisy demonstration on the opening night.
Tests are set to be carried out on the London Underground to see how quickly poisonous gases could spread across the Tube network.
Consider how much more venomous, poisonous and intolerant politics has become in just the course of the year.
