Sentence examples for too noxious from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the psychological damage caused by solitary is infectious; too potent for steel bars, too noxious for fiberglass windows.

Last week, a massive, steaming heap of a bill made up of what amounts to nearly a year's worth of legislation, along with other garbage in the form of riders that were too noxious to pass on their own, was jammed through Congress under the guise of keeping the government open.

For the violence truly to end, its roots must be eradicated, too, and the noxious soil that feeds them cleansed.

His American lawyers say that the jury in New York was too swayed by his noxious rhetoric.

Both Newton and Stimers worked desperately to get the blowers to work, but they too succumbed to the noxious fumes and were taken above.

This might explain why posterior insula networks are biased toward encoding nociception despite the fact that approximately 70% of primate insular neurons can respond to non-noxious somatic inputs too, and that intracranial recordings demonstrate posterior insular responses to non-noxious stimuli in humans.

She, too, was a connoisseur of noxious voices.

Business and politics too often overlap, often in a noxious cocktail with local and foreign spooks and crooks.

She was reluctant even to discuss the episode publicly because she felt it gave a noxious and abusive user too much attention.

Such incidents are all too common in Kabul, where a noxious assortment of armed groups — some official, some private — brush elbows in the streets.

Tony Blair's foreign policy decisions are proving to be like the incomprehensible derivatives that helped bring down the financial system in 2008 – ticking time-bombs that don't reveal their true, noxious nature until it's too late.