Sentence examples for nauseating at from inspiring English sources

Reports like these are unpleasant at best, and downright nauseating at worst.

Nearly everyone who has ever smoked reports that the first time is nauseating at best.

Published by Penguin Casino Royale, Ian Fleming The scent and smoke and sweat of a casino are nauseating at three in the morning.

Or, more accurately, they say things that you wouldn't dare to say yourself, in words that you would find nauseating at any other time of year.

"The scent and smoke and sweat of a casino are nauseating at three in the morning," writes Fleming, as Casino Royale opens.

The smell of pyridine, a sweet odor that can be nauseating at higher concentrations, has drifted periodically over the Harriman area since Nepera's inception.

They would weep for their naiveté and be nauseated at the propaganda that hardworking people are swallowing whole.

It reports that when some councillors questioned why the Israeli flag could not be flown, Shabbir wrote: Many here in Bradford would be nauseated at seeing the Nazi flag or some other fascist with their Nazi salutes and chants.

The travelers are repulsed by Venice's garbage-filled canals, nauseated at the Dutch cheese market and unimpressed with the Swiss "fondue fling," and the worst parts of the trip are the bus rides.

Dale gently confronts her about her pregnancy when he sees that she becomes nauseated at the smell of cooking meat, and Lori explains that Rick is the biological father of the child.

Miles, who just wants a normal life, is unhappy about having these abilities, and initially nauseated at the idea of risking his life to engage in superheroics, a reaction that Bendis wrote to further contrast Miles with Parker.