Sentence examples similar to pestilent ideas from inspiring English sources

He feels trapped in a pestilent existence.

They consigned any survivor they could catch to a pestilent prison they operated on Staten Island.

Eight stories and growing, it survived two world wars, outlasted "The Fantasticks" and never harbored pestilent beetles.

Why, it appears no other thing to me than a foul and pestilent congregation of vapours, guv".

(Equally diluting are the pestilent minimisers "a little" and "a bit", but I have to save something for 2008).

Meanwhile, for Emeco, the threat of low-priced look-alike products is not just pestilent but potentially lethal.

He wrote that the health department's area of concern was the protection against "communicable, infectious and pestilent diseases".

This pestilent principle generally seeks for asylum where it may practice its deadliest deeds in some important and vital organ of the body.

The Thames was so disgustingly noxious and pestilent that Parliament would abandon the Palace of Westminster when the weather got too hot in the summer, because the smell became dangerous.

Although the Cavendish has thus far been resistant to such a pestilent invasion, its lack of genetic diversity leaves it equally vulnerable to evolving pathogens and pests.

We are introduced to the twin cities of "proud Ankh and pestilent Morpork" in the earliest pages of the first Discworld book, The Colour of Magic.