Sentence examples for noxious on from inspiring English sources

They have the right to express their views, however noxious, on street corners or on their websites.

"Wide Blue Yonder" sometimes indulges in noxious run-on neologisms: "fattypale," "bangboom" and, most excitably, "WHUMPCRUNCH," this last describing the sound of Harvey landing a frying pan on someone's head.

In January, 28 Seattle middle school students who wrote noxious comments on Facebook about one student received suspensions.

Twelve people were murdered by gunmen at the magazine's offices earlier this year, and PEN's American branch has said that it "deserves to be recognised for its dauntlessness in the face of one of the most noxious assaults on expression in recent memory".

When I asked him whether he had any reservations about Spitzer's character, or worried that significant numbers of viewers (such as this one) thought of him as noxious and, on principle, unwatchable, he didn't answer directly, saying, "As soon as we see the actual show" — it will début in early October — "viewers will find out that it's the kind of show that cable has been missing".

Others choked on noxious gases generated by the burning foam ceiling, all within a few minutes.

A New York Times article written a century after their importation notes that the starling "has distinguished itself as one of the costliest and most noxious birds on our continent".

On the contrary, consumption of a SAFA-rich meal exerts a noxious effect on endothelial function that starts at 2 h and is maintained up to 6 h postprandially.

They should be: They may be the most widespread noxious chemicals on the planet, present in the body fat of every human being on earth.

He sends his goats into the foothills to eat noxious weeds, on a Bureau of Land Management contract.

His many noxious outpourings on the campaign trail were not said in spite of the fact that they would cause widespread revulsion.