Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: Like many people who are bullied, she felt she could not escape and found the whole experience sickening.

Infinitive complement

• think: It's sickening to think back to how I was and what I ate.

• see: They all deserve what they have got, but it is very sickening to see certain other names in the same lists.

• watch: This has been so sickening to watch him use the hell out of you!

• hear: How sickening to hear so many Americans cheering to such utter trash.

Modifies a noun

• thud: Dad landed with yet another sickening thud, this time at the base of his spine.

• certainty: This I can tell you with a sickening certainty.

• sight: Anthony Vickers ' Blog England exit is crying shame - It's the most sickening sight in football.

• crash: At approximately 3.00 am there was a sickening crash which wakened everyone instantly.

• feeling: A sickening feeling starts to grow from the pit of my stomach.

• blow: Ako pushed his way through and delivered a sickening blow to the beast's head.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: Wonderful, and the same time truly sickening in only ways that an ode to gravy can be!

• quite: The continuous crack and thud of bullets was quite sickening.

• just: She said: " The whole thing is just sickening.

• so: I've got to check with my manager, I've got to check with... " So sickening.

• rather: From this point onward, events happened at a rather sickening pace.

• very: They all deserve what they have got, but it is very sickening to see certain other names in the same lists.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Charlie Whitaker | 11:10, Friday 29 April 2005 comment The Guardian has become sickening lately.