Venomous used in a sentence

Venomous in a sentence as an adjective

Skaði fastened a venomous snake over Loki's face, and from it poison dripped.

Some of the criticisms here have just been needlessly venomous.

Ideal, steady annual climate, no venomous or stinging life forms.

The best polemics come from a jilted lover, and this has that wonderfully venomous tone.

I live in a state with no known non-escaped pet poisonous snakes and only one species of venomous spider.

The British government was concerned about the number of venomous cobra snakes.

This sort of behavior is venomous in smaller groups motivated by other factors.

The venomous use of the word "copycat" when it comes to competitors permeates the Groupon culture, from the C-Suiters to the sales folk.

It has a pissed-off tone, understandable given the circumstances, but isn't venomous.

I don't really see what rebutting in such a venomous tone is meant to inspire in readers, besides more vitriol and less constructive discussion.

] It makes sense to me that a strong and faithful believer [...], can in his disappointment become so venomous when, as he feels, that authority has failed him. It's this huge disappointment that turns blind obedience into an uncontrolled need for slaughter.

Some of the mass media articles about Zuckerberg have just been absolutely venomous taunting about his Asperger's.

Frankly, it reads like a venomous, unconstructive rant that cloaked itself in "personal responsibility" cheerleading.

Your comparison of non-neurotypical people to deadly venomous snakes is not only dehumanizing but also incorrect.

Realize that venom is not a silver bullet; have you ever noticed venomous animals very often pursue very small prey?Venom has a place and a use, but just because you've got venom doesn't mean you're a superior predator.