Sentence examples for more nauseating from inspiring English sources

And what I find even more nauseating is the subservience of the government in this country to these policies.

The researchers suggested that perhaps higher commuter train speeds made backward-facing seats "more nauseating" on the railroad than on the subway.

That plus the warm evening air, the lapping of the sea and, to make it all the more nauseating as you read this on a cold January morning, I saw the best shooting star I have ever seen.

Today the Ducks have one of the more nauseating color schemes in the NHL: orange, black and gold, to go along with a "D" that is devoid of any reasonable design standard.

On the other hand it is one of the more nauseating spectacles in American politics: watching the presidents and congressman who send young men and women overseas to fight stupid wars then wrap themselves in the mantle of their sacrifice.

In one of the more nauseating passages, Jay Bybee, then an assistant attorney general and now a federal judge, wrote admiringly about a contraption for waterboarding that would lurch a prisoner upright if he stopped breathing while water was poured over his face.

Jack Welch of General Electric GEE) $417 million, Lee Raymond Exxon (XOM) $321 million, William McGuire United Health (UNH) $286 million.........see the full list and get more nauseated.

But when it comes to filling a Senate vacancy in New York, I find this whole discussion more than nauseating, especially considering the sources.

But Charbonnet in the title role, Angela Denoke outstanding as the home-loving Chrysothemis and Felicity Palmer shattering as Klytemnestra, swilling the word "slaughter" round her throat with nauseating relish, more than held their own.

Meanwhile on Planet Concordia, alongside two other members on the base, I had succumbed to a bug of some sort and returned to the bathroom once more, before retiring to bed nauseated with abdominal cramps.

He fell in love with Christoph Berens' sister, Katharina, but was refused permission to marry her by his friend, on the grounds of his religious conversion; Berens was an enthusiastic follower of the Enlightenment and was nauseated by the more pious manifestations of Hamann's new-found religiosity.