Sentence examples for which is poisoned from inspiring English sources

Once again, Better Together (which is poisoned in Scotland by including the Conservative party) fails to understand the deep anti-Tory anger that fuels the vote for Scottish independence.

In short, the French expulsions are only the most recent, and visible, manifestations of an ingrained prejudice which is poisoning European discourse and undermining European values.

The Paris trial sparked a fierce debate over freedom of speech and the extent of France's racism problem, which is poisoning the republican ideal that all citizens are equal regardless of colour.

Current catalyst usually contains some chromium element, which is poisoning to the environment and people's life.

It's elegiac for good reason: this summer marked the last year of MichFest, which was poisoned by its refusal to include anyone but "womyn-born womyn".

Greek and Roman antiquity, in particular, inspired a fervently nostalgic classical revival, with many varied currents — which was poisoned when Hitler later co-opted it as the house style of the Third Reich.

that was before e-mail before children before I knew anything just the deaths of a few loved ones which were poisoned nuts of swallowed grief but nothing of life "I paid money . . . to do what?" The sensory-deprivation tank stands in for all the time in the past when one had nothing to do, nobody who needed care.

Mr. Gorman took a dim view of the relationship, saying "Chevrolet is encouraging people to buy automobiles which are poisoning God's creation".

Or pumping my body full of toxins, which were poisoning me?

Bye-Bye Humans too have become rigid, intractible in our reliance upon outmoded technologies (gasoline-powered cars, coal-burning power plants) which are poisoning our atmosphere.

This disregard for the health of the celiac disease community leads us to be exposed to gluten, which is poison for us.