Sentence examples for toxic descriptions from inspiring English sources
Such toxic descriptions splatter across the pages like a summer downpour in "Dreadful: The Short Life and Gay Times of John Horne Burns, David Margolickk's evocative, strangely moving new biography of a largely forgotten novelist with a poisonous character.
Is this the most toxic job description in public life?
Its main characters, Dori (Katia Winter and Norman Matthew Settlele), personify a breed of attractive, upscale narcissists in the Manhattan dating pool to which the description "toxic" applies.
Cooper would offer a different dimension but his description of the "toxic" squad atmosphere under Deans has not been entirely forgotten.
Almost immediately after the description of the toxic effects of METH, it was suggested that METH-induced monoamine depletion might be mediated by reactive species generated during DA metabolism [116].
This has been corroborated by Benilova and colleagues [ 14], who have pointed out the lack of a common, agreed-upon experimental description of the toxic Aβ oligomer, which makes interpretation and direct comparison of data between different research groups difficult.
His words mirror other recent descriptions of masculinity as "toxic", "broken" and, especially, "in crisis".
It highlights hundreds of troublesome plants, providing photographs and written descriptions, common names, geographic distributions, toxic parts and toxins, effects on the body and information on medical management.
On her own side, some MPs have openly questioned the merit of her evening at the podium - toxic and delusional are some of the descriptions given.
Whether it is someone who we have a revolving door relationship with, or a yo-yo, or some other toy description... this relationship feels toxic.
