Sentence examples for noxious germs from inspiring English sources

It seems that, contrary to commonplace paranoia, commercial aircraft are not hotbeds of noxious germs.

Some 125 years prior, in 1888, British historian James Bryce said, "sunlight kills many of those noxious germs which are hatched where politicians congregate".

For Ray right now, Una is another kind of germ or virus — one that has resurfaced from his noxious past.

Filth had always been associated with illness but, before the late 19th century when Louis Pasteur proved the germ theory of the transmission of disease, contagion was thought to be borne by noxious air, or miasma.

Good germs, bad germs.

Osgood called these practices "noxious".

I'm noxious.

"The smell is pretty noxious.

A noxious prank?

His opponents' ads are particularly noxious.

A new, noxious notion grew.