Sentence examples for so poisonous from inspiring English sources
The issue had become so poisonous".
It has yet to submit the deal to Congress because trade politics has grown so poisonous.
It is the influence on the media that is so poisonous.
Naturally enough, others agreed, even if their pens were not so poisonous.
He immediately took a long view, speaking slowly: "How did our politics get so poisonous?
The atmosphere in the lab became so poisonous that Randall had to intervene, setting out a formal division of labor.
The political atmosphere in Washington is so poisonous that cooperation on any issue right now is near impossible.
She doesn't think the mood is so poisonous in the US, but here "success is actually denigrated.
Red-Sea pufferfish colonising the eastern Mediterranean are so poisonous they kill about one in ten people who unwittingly eat them.
This was so poisonous and persistent that, in "blind tastings", voters who liked Conservative policies withdrew their approval when they learnt the ideas were Tory ones.
The meeting will not be undermined by the international tensions arising from war debts and reparations that were so poisonous in the interwar years.
