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Sentence Examples I have just been down to Myrtle Walk and felt physically sickened by its filthy, dilapidated state. In July 2000, Snow Brand gave Japan its biggest-ever beverage recall after more than 13,000 people were sickened by bacteria-tainted milk. You'll probably be just a little sickened to hear it's been pretty much plain sailing for this up-and-coming roving reporter. People were sickened by what they saw and his actions have done nothing but damage the already faltering reputation of racing in England. It sickened him to hear people talking about the great country Ireland was because of EU funds. John, I consider myself to be a person sickened by infanticide and those who support it. He was sickened when, just months later, vandals desecrated the memorial, built to commemorate villagers who fought in the First World War. Still covered in blood from his sick parody of a baptism, he smiled with such cruelty that even his most hardened captains turned, sickened. You'll be sickened by what four young men can get up to with just a few bull whips, staplers, drawing pins, gaffer tape, sandpaper and hammers. Mysterious maladies swept the flocks of chickens, the cattle and sheep sickened and died. The cruel act has shocked animal carers in Swindon, who say they are sickened by the deed. The first monkeypox outbreak occurred in the United States in June 2003 when several people were sickened by infected pet prairie dogs. Business owners were sickened when bags of offal were dumped near their premises in the River Darwen. Also you have forgotten my other brother who was so sickened at the sight that we changed his name to Queesy. The realisation that I had unconsciously begun to mistrust people on the basis of their skin colour sickened me. There are thousands who believe in the justness of this war who are sickened with loathing of the means taken to obtain soldiers to carry it on. Jake had only been a rookie officer then and he'd been sickened by the waste of life. I was stunned and sickened by the appalling images, replayed over and over again on the TV screen. Others may well be shocked or slightly sickened by the film's determination to be as filthy rude as possible on the way to raising a laugh. In taking such excessive, evasive action he was not the only eminent Victorian to be sickened by the idea of engaging in sexual congress. Show More Sentences I myself am shocked, sickened and outraged by this violation of our baby's grave. More than 14,700 people were sickened from tainted Snow Brand milk in Japan. He remembered the sickened feeling he got in the pit of his stomach the last time he time-shifted. Why do we like to smell our own farts, yet are sickened by those of others? The tale of one ruthless military man getting away with murder is probably the story that has sickened me most. After a quick peek toward the supervisor, I looked at the aircraft and instantly was sickened. My first choice so sickened me, and it was such a low blow, that I was dissuaded from using it. Then Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley, California, made a bad batch of vaccine, and 40,000 children were sickened with polio. Over the years I have been sickened by the embarrassments that plagued his tenure and the reprehensible antagonism he suffered by Republican leaders. They are sickened by the way people give up their principles so easily, the way they cave in to pressure. My justice of love, upon tearing from the human tree the sickened branches that eat away at your hearts, elevates you. Tens of millions of others are seriously sickened by a host of water-related ailments-many of which are easily preventable. Hatred is being stirred up with every innocent victim, leaving us sickened and desperate for peace. I was sickened by what was happening to me and shocked that this man I had idolized was now raping me. Vasseur's unflinching account of life in La Santé sickened the French public. I was sickened to look up and see that the abuse came from a middle-aged woman. I am sickened to see that the government did not consider our amendments in report stage. I have met with the families, the educators and the students who were sickened as a result of being exposed to the fumes and the dust. Believe me, the people involved in this process, the hunters themselves, are just sickened by having to do this. The people I know would be sickened to know that their pension dollars were supporting some of the things we talked about here today. Show More Sentences I am sickened and personally offended that a member of this House would have the gall to refer to our closest friends and allies as bastards. Summer 2003, with its excessive warmth and high humidity, saw 1,400 Canadians in seven provinces sickened with the West Nile virus and 14 deaths. I am sickened by the way that these people treat their tenants. We are sickened by the way you treat people that are different from you. In general, people became sickened by the pictures of Afghani mud towns, in which some of the most impoverished people on earth lived, being pulverized by US bombers. World leaders, and we, should look on them, be sickened, weep, and maybe finally learn. Martin confesses that he cried from anxiety his first night in the novitiate and that, as part of his formation, cutting smelly, overgrown toenails in Jamaica sickened him. People of taste in both countries, must be sickened by these abominations. She told the court that she was appalled and sickened by the poor condition of some of the sheep and cattle and said that between 15 and 20 per cent of the animals were lame. Or maybe it was just Tolkien, sickened by the barbarousness of the 20th century, yearning for the certainties of a lost England that possibly never existed anyway. The book is based on the life of Sadako Sasaki, a little girl in Hiroshima sickened by radiation. Labor conditions in the mines were so harsh that many sickened and died, especially from silicosis, or black lung disease, within months of their arrival. Many secular activists from the urban areas of Damascus or Aleppo withdrew long ago, sickened by what the uprising was becoming. I was shocked by the devastation and literally sickened by the site of people walking through a smashed window of a gem store and helping themself to anything they found. Disillusioned and sickened, Balashov achieves salvation by joining the Skoptsy, an obscure religious sect that existed until only a few decades ago. Those who healed and guided us were sometimes sickened and led astray. The area's residents have long claimed that spraying on their food crops has sickened them and their animals, particularly with respiratory and gastrointestinal ailments and skin inflammations. More recently, however, a cholera outbreak has killed thousands and sickened many more in Haiti, driving home the need for continued vigilance against conditions that breed waterborne disease. I was pretty bad myself, but managed to move about all the time, for the frowst in my cabin would have sickened a hippo. Theophobia has hit America like a cruise ship virus and has sickened many in Oregon. Show More Sentences People would be sickened to know that their pension dollars were supporting a company that, in this day and age, locked in its employees, that the place burned down and the employees were killed. But I am sickened by the pandering of a Liberal member on the front lawn of Parliament to a flagrant display of the symbols of a listed terrorist organization. I am too young to remember Thatcher, but I have been shocked and sickened by the politics of the past five years, in particular the denigration of the most vulnerable members of our society. Sometimes when coming away from an installation like this I am absolutely sickened that such large amounts of money can be spent in such a foolish way that benefits so few people and I am directly involved in it. In China almost 13,000 children became sickened by tainted milk. Quite rightfully, Canadians are just sickened by it, almost to the point that they do not want to hear about it anymore because it just keeps going from bad to worse. But people often fail to remember eating spices when asked what foods might have sickened them, so problems related to spices could be seriously underreported, officials said. Using pesticides in or near schools sickened more than 2,500 children and school employees over five years, a national report found. The judges that sat upon the jail, and those that attended, sickened upon it and died. They were sickened when watching the news each night to learn how Liberals illicitly passed brown envelopes stuffed with money to their friends and Liberal insiders. After a medical procedure I will send off a sister ship to the sphere with the sickened savages. Those who survived sickened from a wide variety of other illnesses, such as colds and measles. I played the tape over and over in the car, sickened but mesmerised by man who had apparently struck so many times with a ball-pein hammer and then slashed at his victims. I MUST say that I was sickened to read those do-gooders criticising our living legend George Best getting a liver transplant because of his drink problem. The bacteria in the drinking water sickened the whole village. Examples from Classical Literature The daughter looked at me again, and sickened me with her unmeaning laughter. And then, sickened with you as he was with her, he will disgorge another shadow. She knew that the pulp of the barrel cactus that she tried to chew turned to bitter sawdust in her mouth and sickened her. Kenny sickened at the faint odor of antiseptics and softly closed the door. My brother recovered at the period when I sickened from the infection of his disease. The axiom was a favourite with his father, who had sickened him with it. Uncle Peter had first declared that the thought of food sickened him. I was oppressed, grieved, sickened, at the sad presentation of humanity. There was a juiciness about the deed that might have sickened a scavenger. The thought of the gas office and its deadly round sickened him. He shuddered, and felt afraid, and, going back to the couch, lay there, gazing at the picture in sickened horror. When the attendants rushed in, and we turned our attention to him, his employment positively sickened me. Gradually she sickened, grew thinner and thinner, and became taken with a painful cough. It was with a sickened heart that I stepped down from the hydrant. Formula supplies sickened children around the world in 2008 after they were contaminated with melamine in China. The nation, as it were, sickened in a marasmus of intellectual inbreeding. She had sickened him by her megrims, as Tracy had prophesied she would! The thought of going back to a pittance a year sickened him. Five more sickened from this cause, but we managed to cure them with doses of an infusion made by boiling down the tulip leaves. She experienced a throe of such scorn for Loring as sickened her. Show More Sentences Looking back at events in this frame of mind, the very sight of the letter sickened and horrified me. All arithmetical difficulties had confused and sickened him. It left Blue Blazes ridged with welts, trembling, fright sickened. She turned ashen about the mouth, and a queasy feeling sickened her. The odor that sickened and nauseated the exploring man was everywhere. It sickened him and in a very terrible way left a scar on his soul. And could they, remembering how her young heart had sickened at the thought of cloistered walls, look upon her grave, in garbs which would chill the very ashes within it? Find more words! 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