Sentence examples for so noxious from inspiring English sources
Romney said he thought the conspiracy theory "nutty" but not so noxious as to merit disavowal.
He looked askance at me, and within thirty seconds the smell had become so overwhelming, so noxious, that I feared I might vomit.
And fuel cells do not even burn it; the reaction in a fuel cell has no flame, so noxious by-products such as nitrogen oxides are impossible.
After all, as Gary Parrish writes on CBSSports.com, Calhoun leaves behind a toxic mess of his own creation, so noxious that his interim successor, Kevin Ollie, should consider taking the job wearing a hazmat suit.
"My head hurt, my throat stung," said Zhang Yuwei, 23, who operated a machine that printed cellphone keypads, battling fumes that she said made the air so noxious that managers would tell Japanese employees to avoid her work area.
Those reports of improvement — which are disputed — make the plunges over the past month all the more noticeable: on October 9th, for instance, the swirl of coal, dust, and auto emissions was so noxious that the embassy monitor threw up its digital hands and spat out the verdict "beyond index".
Hilarious zingers abound, but so do noxious stereotypes, like the gay couple who decides to have a baby to carry around as a fashion accessory.
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.
What the IMF team shows is that as the share of national income devoted to profits and top pay rises to its current levels, so a noxious economic dynamic is created.
The country's most bombastic television host, Dmitry Kiselyov, declared the U.S. campaign so "horribly noxious that it only engenders disgust toward what is still inexplicably called a 'democracy' in America".
The Presidential campaign had been so "horribly noxious that it only engenders disgust toward what is still inexplicably called a 'democracy' in America," Dmitry Kiselev, Russia's most curdled and alarmist television host, fumed in early November.
