Sentence examples for she sickened from inspiring English sources

What's of paramount interest here is the mind of a woman who could not and would not understand why, being herself in good health, she sickened others, and then, when the evidence became overwhelming, got twisted up in grotesque knots of delusion, paranoia and self-deception.

In truth she sickens me and I had to protect myself.

She felt sickened when she read it.

She was, she says, sickened by the Wisconsin attack.

Linda Taylor, the inmate's mother, who sat at the execution facility all of that day, said she was sickened when she learned that.

The four soldiers are members of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, and the charges resulted from a tip in May 2003 by a photo-shop clerk who said she was sickened when she developed a set of photos from one of the soldiers after he returned from duty in Iraq.

Jessamy O'Neill, of Swanscombe near Dartford, said she was sickened when she discovered the page, which has been "liked" by more than 21,000 people.

She was sickened by what she seen here.

She admits that while she was "sickened" by the scandal, it does not ultimately affect her relationship with the university.

She jumped at the chance to visit because she was "sickened by some of the rhetoric used to describe fellow humans in their most extreme hour of need" by the media.

It couldn't be proved that she pushed her sister down the stairs, and even if she had sickened Annette with antibiotic-laden muffins, they weren't the cause of her death.