Sentence examples for toxic fog from inspiring English sources

This is not the same as their being vapors in a toxic fog given off by a soul rotting in its own unhappiness.

Delhi was this week blanketed with toxic fog after hundreds of thousands of people set off fireworks to mark Diwali (Report, 1 November).

Chlorine vapor hissed out across the battle-scarred countryside; the toxic fog climbed to five feet, then to thirty feet, while the Allied forces watched, awestruck, unable to comprehend the menace.

And then there are the rest of us, who may simply miss war movies that let you feel you were on the side of the good guys, not lost in a morally toxic fog.

The less likely but far more devastating is an actual nuclear explosion, a great hole blown in the heart of New York or Washington, followed by a toxic fog of radiation.

Cowell and Clifford themselves couldn't have done a better job at making its subject sound humourless, arrogant, hubristic and resentful, isolated in the toxic fog of his perpetual huff about the unacceptable priorities of a primetime entertainment show.

After parturition, we counted burrow entrances using a fogging machine (N-110; Eurolite) with an odourless, biodegradable, non-irritant, and non-toxic fogging fluid (Fogging Fluid B; Eurolite).

Dickens had no need to feel guilty about making toxic London fog, or the equally dangerous snow, seem beautiful, since his highly meteorological Christmas books had a social reforming message.

But after a little while, once the lava cools, the toxic "vog" (volcanic fog) that's been accumulating in the air dissipates, and the seeds return, those lava flows might just become lush gardens and rich habitats.

However, the swirling, smudged, and cloudy backgrounds, which appear to situate the characters in a fog or toxic cloud of grey dust, do not add anything.

The whole fog of toxic sexual politics is exhausting.