Sentence examples for noxious in from inspiring English sources

The "we" in that sentence is more noxious, in Canada, than was the "oui" to Bush.

The notion of Jagr, 39, playing for Philadelphia is noxious in Pittsburgh.

If somebody dumps something noxious in my back yard, the dumper is the last one I would call on to repair the damage.

Straw Dogs, and so many other scenes like it, are culturally noxious in the first instance because when, with lighting and artistry, you turn rape into a beautiful act, you refuse to engage imaginatively with one of the people involved.

The cult of martyrs was noxious in 1920s Italy: the thugs of the fascist squads who died in the fighting in the immediate postwar years were revered as such.

"Can't we please let it die in the twentieth century along with that other great affront to human nature — Communism?" The reader had a point: Schoenberg's ideas are noxious in their grandiosity, chief among them the very idea of the "dissolution of tonality".

Then Will's noxious brother-in-law pops up to end the escapade on a vengeful-bro cliffhanger.

All the usual suspects from Seventh Avenue are in full noxious flame in "Garmento," Michele Maher's scattershot satire of the fashion industry and its sins.

This halogenated agent can abolish movement [minimal alveolar concentration (MAC)] or haemodynamic responses (MACBAR) to noxious stimulus in children as in adults.

Beijing has been struggling to improve its air quality, even as industries upwind in Hebei spew noxious fumes in its direction.

Palaemonetes sp. was the only species that significantly changed behaviour in response to noxious stimuli in one experiment.