Sentence examples for addicted smoker from inspiring English sources

For 18 years I was a light yet stubbornly addicted smoker.

One is wishing to guard against any potential bias arising if the sort of person who chooses mentholated cigarettes is a more (or less) "addicted" smoker than the sort of person who chooses non-mentholated cigarettes.

Fear of becoming addicted appeared to underlie individuals' intentions of dissociating themselves from an addicted smoker self-image and expressing an identity as a "smoker in control" (Amos et al., 2005; Brown et al., 2011; Hoek, Maubach et al., 2013; Johnson et al., 2003; MacFadyen et al., 2003; Moffat & Johnson, 2001; Scheffels, 2008, 2009; Scheffels & Schou, 2007).

Nicotine gum, nicotine patches, fake cigarettes, cigarette holders with adjustable carburetors, hypnosis all attempt to give the hopelessly addicted smoker a shortcut to the bottom line: to quit one has to quit.

For 18 years I was a stubbornly addicted smoker, but I didn't break out of the bad habit until I took a tab of acid with my friend and realized how badly I wanted to leave cigarettes behind.

The addicted smoker tormented by, yet flirting with, quitting is thus always trying to get to the penultimate cigarette, not the last one (I've smoked a few last ones, and my last last one didn't turn out to be my last after all, though maybe the next last one will).

He argues snus can serve as a less risky alternative for chronically addicted smokers and as a way for less addicted smokers to wean themselves.

Note that since supplying the addictive drug nicotine is the main point of helping addicted smokers to kick cigarettes by using e-cigs ("vaping"), allowing impotent e-cigs on the market while banning the effective ones seemed perverse to many.

And even addicted smokers, he said, do not light up in theaters or churches.

The company's target audience is addicted smokers over the age of 18, he said.

The suit contended that the tobacco industry knowingly addicted smokers and failed to adequately warn them of the dangers of continuing to smoke.