nauseatingly उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
- Yes, ( Americans ) are repulsive people, charmless, rude, cocky, mercenary, humorless, ugly, full of nauseatingly fake religiosity, and as odious in victory as they are unsporting in defeat.
- Little did I know, as I began to navigate the unfamiliar terrain of sites that cater to the needs and whims of small dogs, that I was about to enter the realm of the nauseatingly cute.
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- Puffed up with fake jocularity, Bill epitomizes the smiley, buck-passing, back-stabbing, passive-aggressive office dictator who fears and despises his underlings while prating nauseatingly about everybody being one big happy family.
- Katz avoids the pitfall of becoming nauseatingly self-reflective by leavening his tale with large doses of humor and with the adventures of his faithful yellow Labradors, Julius and Stanley, who accompany Katz to his mountain retreat.
- The movie is awash in nauseatingly cute kids who specialize in bratty mischief, much of it directed at Nora's self-absorbed boyfriend ( " Just Married " star Ashton Kutcher, in an uncredited role ).
- This is the beginning of Bolano's indictment of " l'homme intellectuel " who retreats into art, using aestheticism as a cloak and shield while the world lies around him, nauseatingly unchanged, perennially unjust and cruel.
- They dress like one another, they play well with each other . ( After 15 years of marriage, they're still playing this nauseatingly cute game called " High-Low " : " OK, dear.
- Back on the boat, Sylvester sees Tweety, Tweety shows Sylvester a picture of a boat in the sea and he is nauseatingly moving it back and forth, narrating " It was a wave and down anudder, wocking da boat.
- Fulsome is a " skunked term " _ no longer familiar in the old, approved sense ( " cloyingly, nauseatingly overdone " ) but still widely reviled in the " wrong " but increasingly popular sense.