Sentence examples for making you nauseous from inspiring English sources

The one that probably stands the greatest chance of making you nauseous these days is Dead Space 2, which features "human (and once-human) offal as an acceptable form of set decoration," as I put it earlier.

It's cheap, it doesn't require a prescription, and it doesn't make you nauseous.

"They were changing so fast it made you nauseous," he said.

It can make you nauseous, but it's not clear how much you can get away with".

Tulips allow you to get away with lurid colour combinations that would usually make you nauseous, but three to five colours is about right.

"Just breathing it in all day makes you nauseous," said Ronald Savage, 39, who lives in a high-rise near the plant.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh is a name now likely to make you nauseous with visions of swirling stained-glass roses and geometric black grids, slatted high-back chairs and fussy fireplace surrounds.

So, if your food is still half-digested this could make you nauseous.

In VR, low frame rates or inconsistent tracking can make you nauseous, so I'd definitely notice if the PS4 wasn't able to handle it.

"[Like IMAX] it has depth and dimension, but since it doesn't have the peripheral movement, it doesn't make you nauseous,” says Doug Roberts, an astronomer at Northwestern University who helped design the 3-D imaging software.

What else makes you nauseous?