Verily the priests of Buddha have blessed tolerance; for this is a Christian tomb!
After the first day the odor of the cave was so nauseating that to enable us to go inside it was necessary to wear gauze pads of iodoform over our noses.
Some of those we saw while passing through Chinese villages were nauseating in their unsightliness, for at least thirty per cent of them were more or less diseased.
We had no filter and it was nauseating to think of drinking the filthy liquid but there was no alternative and after repeated boiling and several strainings we settled it with alum and disguised its taste in tea and soup.
The worthlessness of his character was so pronounced that it excited a nauseating disgust in the mind of Jesus, and disturbed for a moment that serene and lofty magnanimity which characterized His whole life and conduct.
The yoke and burden of endless ceremonials had been borne for centuries and were now producing intolerable irritation and nauseating disgust.
Whereas some of the rooms would be laden with nauseating fumes, others would be free of these; the occupants, again, exhibited various symptoms.
The nauseating fumes of opium loaded the atmosphere.
His clay pipe was between his teeth, and the pungent scent of his tobacco seemed even more nauseating than usual.
Ask yourself if you wouldn't find a husband like me less nauseating than a step-father like Giles Sheppard!
I saw several bull fights in the bullring of which the town boasts, but they were so very disgusting that I refrain from nauseating my readers with details.
Will any average person say that that quantity, divided into three meals, would be nauseating to him?
Again there came the sickening, deadly slew as she struck a curve, the nauseating pause as she hung in air with whirring drivers.
As it was, he was hurt, badly hurt, and his head swam, nauseating him.
Make an end of it, Maria, make an end of this nauseating cataplasm of your pity!
She held a bark cup to his lips and made him choke down some nauseating brew.
I felt myself falling, and clutched frantically for support, but with a nauseating giddiness reeled backwards upon the sand.
The stench emitted by these festering bodies was nauseating in the extreme; and the water, ordinarily so pure and palatable, was now totally unfit for use.
Cruising amid such surroundings was anything but pleasant, and I was glad the current was slow here so that, though going up stream, we were able to make good progress, and soon got away from this nauseating sight.
At least Germany knows nothing of this weekly auction of privacy, this nauseating snobbery which is a fungus-growth seen at its strongest in British soil.
The excrements of probably half a dozen of his predecessors in the cell lay around him, nauseating and suffocating him.
It was our first real taste of a bombardment, and a nauseating taste it proved.
These fanciful canards grew more nauseating as the Siege advanced in seriousness, until anything in the nature of news was deemed of necessity a lie.
Through the wide cracks in the partition came the groans and the nauseating odors which had depressed her so on the day before.
Their method of fighting is to run up and strike one with their forefeet; they also spit a nauseating substance at a stranger if he approaches too close to one of them.
The soft drink that tickles the palate of the Montevideanos is a nauseating concoction named palta.
When seized, they expectorate a dark brown fluid of a most nauseating odor.
When finally he closed his eyes there returned upon him the nauseatingprocession of medicine bottles.
If the reader wishes further description of this creature's work, he must find it in my book, The Unmasking of Robert Houdin, for I cannot bring myself to repeat the nauseating details here.
The tower filled, and a more nauseating odor I never inhaled.
One could scarce admire a Venus in such an atmosphere; and you cannot find room to stand in Lyons where you have not some nauseating odor.
And so the car pushed south, with no passing scenery to indicate progress, only the bumps and teeterings, the swerves and slitherings, and the nauseating belches of noise made by the horn.
It was a nauseating role to play; but he was bent upon making a last appeal to her before they returned to town on the morrow.
Although the room was thoroughly ventilated a nauseating smell arose from the tables and their horrid burdens, mingled with the sweetly insipid odor of chloroform.
An unbearable stench was everywhere, noticeable, the nauseating odor that follows a great fire, aggravated by the penetrating smell of petroleum, that had been used without stint upon floors and walls.
Biting the tongue or having a bitter or nauseating taste.
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