134 examples of nausea in sentences

Her clothing dried, but sitting in a small triangle of park in Grove Street, chill seized her again, and, faint for food, but with nausea for it, she tucked her now empty pint bottle beneath the bench.

"Yes," I answered, with a feeling of nausea, "it was poison.

The fact that such gruesome work as a post-mortem examination was proceeding on the body of a man whom she had known so well brought on a fit of nausea.

In a nausea of relief, he felt that this was a native,some unknown dying man, who coughed like a drunkard.

A bar of that day's music returned upon his memory; and at that, for the first time, a qualm came over him, a breath of nausea, a sudden weakness of the joints, which he must instantly resist and conquer.

He was gross in his habits, full of little malevolences (observe the spitefulness of his references to Goldsmith), and his worship of Johnson was abject to the point of nausea.

These dekchees are generally made of copper, coated or tinned over with white metal once a month or oftener; if the tinning is omitted, or the copper becomes exposed by accident or neglect, the food cooked in the pots sometimes gets tainted with copper, and produces nausea and sickness in those who eat it.

The winter came on and the Duchess was confined to her apartments in the palace, suffering from continual fever and nausea.

He drank brandy after brandy, vainly seeking to dull the nausea of disgust which had stricken his worn nerves; but the adulterated spirit merely maddened his brain with the vision of new depths of horror, while his body lay below, a mean, detestable thing.

Applied to the nose, it occasions sneezing, and taken internally, giddiness and nausea.

The repugnance and nausea which greet the smoker, in his first attempts to use tobacco, are not a stronger argument against it than the fact that the system so soon becomes habituated to these effects is a proof of its essential innocuousness.

Stunned by the cries and groans that pierced his ears, and almost stifled by the pestilential effluvia, he rushed out of the house, and gladly accepted a glass of sack offered him by his conductor, which removed the dreadful nausea that affected him.

When I think of them I feel a kind of nausea, oddly touched with fear, that must be hereditary, I suppose.

" He looked about with an expression of amusement, but Bambi felt actual, physical nausea at the sight of the vivid blue and orange and purple.

Mrs. Draper's jaunty, bright acceptance of it affected her to moral nausea.

"Why, a girl like you can no more know what's done by a man like me ..." his lips twitched in a moral nausea.

What a beautiful picture to contemplatea popular author with a quid of Virginia before him; Nausea drawing it back with one hand, and Vengeance bringing it forward with the other!

Moreover, I was subject to recurring nausea, and to disconcerting bodily pains and another symptom.

The closing hymn recalled me to myself, always with a shock, or sense of pain, and sometimes even with a temporary nausea.

His stomach, weakened by all these privations, refused for many days, with horrible nausea, to receive the bitter bread and the coppery mess.

He never seemed to wonder at the discrepancy in things, however, any more than he wondered at the look in his mother's eyes, as she hung over him, waiting, in those moments of nausea after rage.

He found himself on the floor at the edge of the moonlight, full of weakness and nausea.

" Glover, however, could not eat, for the fever of hunger had at last produced nausea, and he pushed away the unsavory morsel when it was put to his lips.

" "Obliged to follow a husband, up and down; among freebooters and dishonest traders; in fair weather and foul; hot and cold; wet and dry; bilge-water and salt-water; cramps and nausea; salt-junk and no junk; gales and calms,and all for a hasty judgment formed in sanguine youth.

Drinking parties were protracted beyond the whole Sunday, having begun by a dinner on Saturday; imbecility and prostrate helplessness were a common result of these bright and jovial scenes; and by what perversion of language, or by what obliquity of sentiment, the notions of pleasure could be attached to scenes of such excessto the nausea, the disgust of sated appetite, and the racking headacheit is not easy to explain.

134 examples of  nausea  in sentences