poisonously

Then, with a poisonously sweet smile, she turned and walked away.

At the moment, however, he was too poisonously ill to enjoy it.

All three had glanced somewhat poisonously at one another during the hours of waiting.

The atmosphere here is poisonously hostile to government and anyone who has had anything to do with it.

But it rushed into her eyes, and bloated them poisonously.

I was only testing you," she said with a poisonously sweet smile.

A poisonously seductive idea began to make itself felt.

Yet the violence feels more poisonously concentrated than it ever does in a crime or horror movie.

Well, it was my only way of coming even with her, which I think she knew, for she hated me poisonously.

It seemed for some reason to be poisonously evil, the essence of corruption and terror.

He looks accusingly at her, sipping his poisonously sweet coffee.

And unbidden the last words he had spoken sprang poisonously to her mind.

Sometimes I'm wrong, of course,' she said, poisonously sweet.

Giving out midnight advice can be highly instructive after it comes poisonously home a few times.

Never had they gone at it so poisonously.

A poisonously seductive question, for that way lies judicial paralysis.

The sweet and eerily familiar voice whispered poisonously from the corridor behind them.

The grin was broad and jolly; the snake's eyes poisonously cold.

The images he inflicted were personal and poisonously cruel.

His own vocabulary of contempt has grown only more poisonously flowery.

Harra's eyes, looking out from her hair-thatch, were poisonously cold.

"Oh I understand your point of view alright," she'd said, sarcasm dripping poisonously from every word.

Ael-markin is either poisonously prejudiced against you, or completely blind.

As these chickens come home to roost, they lay poisonously tainted eggs.