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Usage examples of nauseam.

Shinto high priest had indicated, and as twentieth-century ideologues had reiterated ad nauseam.

I keep saying ad nauseam I know, a lot of parapsychic manifestations about which we know nothing.

Though interesting to the animal behaviorist and xenobiologist, Losels, Wyverns, Hydrae, and the Rodents of Unusual Size, et cetera ad nauseam, were all non-sentient.

He is a perfect well of knowledge, but he quotes Homer and Horace ad nauseam.

Only Republicans have their stumbles giddily repeated ad nauseam, analyzed and used as epithets, until more Americans can recite a simple slip of tongue by a Republican than can place the Civil War in the correct century.

The papers ballyhooing the Dream-a-Dreamland opening--the other cops Moochie Mouse-squeaked him ad nauseam.

And the Achilles heel of every male has been revealed ad nauseam on television, to wit, the opposite sex.

The minute he identified himself alarms would go off and insofar as his face was seen repeatedly, ad nauseam, on television and half Washington was searching for him, his every move had to be carefully thought out.

Get the rich, the greedy, the criminals, the stupid leader and so on ad nauseam.

Mr Dodd had inserted a tape cassette labelled 'Family History, Findings In', which thanks to Lockhart's electronic ingenuity no sooner ended than it rewound itself and repeated its findings ad nauseam.

Geikie, a bold bad geologist, proving ad nauseam that the chalk alone would have required more than 6000 years to deposit, was met by a thousand subterfuges.

You came there to eat, and the food is pressed upon you ad nauseam.

I never really missed anything, though, since all the important points were repeated over and over ad nauseam.

Psych major, soc major, bridge player, gamer, et cetera and ad nauseam.

As Coe was rambling on ad nauseam about the necessity of quotas and the burden on the social welfare rolls due to illegal immigration, even citing facts and figures, the snakehead was thinking about how sad it was that he couldn't take this woman back with him to show her the beauties of Xiamen, walk with her around Nanputou Templea huge Buddhist monasteryand then take her for peanut soup or noodles near the waterfront.