But no turbulent emotion passed through me as he spoke, only a diluted version of the nauseous sensation that had taken hold the day that I learned my mother was dying, a sensation that had dropped anchor in me and never fully left.
It suppresses opinion; it monopolises leisure for the countless drills and displays necessary to the generation of "spontaneous enthusiasm;" it drains off for military purposes all production above the minimum necessary to keep the people alive; it propagates the nauseous doctrine that children are born for the cannon.
He also was battling an illness that left him nauseous all day and required intravenous fluids before the game.
It wasn't a place for shots or binges, for messy nights that spree into nauseous, head-pounding mornings.
It was only when he was in bed, dizzy or nauseous, that I'd hear him groaning: What the hell is happening?
Not to be outdone, Thompson told Streep that she was "nauseous with gratitude," and joked that the polar vortex is "the only time I've been actively grateful for the menopause".
It was high summer, and six hours on an open deck from Piraeus had left him with a sunburn that made him nauseous and kept him indoors for the first two days of the holiday.
Gerald Kaufman, the Labour MP for Manchester and the likely father of the house in the next parliament, said "it was grubby, squalid and nauseous" that the amendments had been tabled at the last minute.
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When the rodents drink poisoned sugar water that makes them nauseous, for example, they're likely to avoid such "treats" for a while.
