Sentence examples for turned poisonous from inspiring English sources

The prose of government has turned poisonous.

It turned poisonous as his powers drained away and African-American successors began to appear on the horizon.

If this were a jury room instead of a chat room, one might say the atmosphere had turned poisonous.

Patrick Donovan, a juror, then scribbled the jury's note to the judge that said "the atmosphere in the jury room has turned poisonous".

Scientists are now struggling to determine why melamine, a chemical that is not believed to be toxic, may have turned poisonous.

Frustrated over the impasse, they wrote a note to the judge saying that the atmosphere in the jury had turned "poisonous".

Exposing bad ideas as dangerous nonsense is a far better path for society than keeping them in the dark and allowing them to putrefy and turn poisonous.

In my Lambeth Labour party branch, Militant turned meetings poisonous, designed to eject non-believers.

My son just sat next to me on the sofa and has done a fart so appalling the whole room has turned a poisonous green.

The immigration debate is turning increasingly poisonous, for political gain.

Ten days after the sludge began to flow we learned from them that it was indeed toxic, containing elevated levels of arsenic; when it dries, it will turn into poisonous dust.