I was nauseated by it.
For some reason the smell of my own smoke does not nauseate me, but the smell of other people's smoke which is blown over me does.
It was nauseating to me, and undoubtedly, it was degrading to the parents, but they were willing to do it for the sake of their children.
I understood him to say that he was nauseated by the stoppages which had taken place.
The argument about the patriotism of doctors nauseates me.
While agreeing that these men ought to serve their sentences, is not this petty vindictiveness rather nauseating?
I have spent my life among the working class and this hypothetical legislation nauseates people like me.
The spectacle of the privatised utilities paying their directors large salaries and share options nauseates millions of people.
