Sentence examples for an intoxication from inspiring English sources

Instead, her clumsily scripted voiceover claims that the suffering around them has "inspired an intoxication of intimacy".

Cannabis has an intoxication effect that peaks around 30 minutes after smoking, and can last for several hours (even longer if its eaten rather than smoked).

Sarah Bernhardt used to say when it happened to her, when she came off the stage, 'God was there tonight.' That's an intoxication.

It is famous for its long, uncut shots, such as one of villagers drunkenly dancing (an intoxication that, according to Tarr, was not fictional).

It represents an industrial city in the Ruhr and, with or without the local brew, there is an intoxication in workplaces this spring.

It has two qualities that make it extremely dangerous for experienced MDMA users: it takes longer to exert an intoxication effect on a user; and it has a much lower point at which it becomes dangerously toxic.

Forty-one (84%) persons with type A intoxication were intubated, compared with 6 (33%) persons with type B and 17 (33%) of those with type E. For case-patients with available data, 7 persons (5%) with type A intoxication died, compared with 1 (4%) with type B and 3 (3%) with type E. aUsing intercensal estimate, U.S. Census Bureau data.

Propionic acidemia or aciduria is an intoxication-type disorder of organic metabolism.

"Then it's easier to spot an incipient intoxication of power," he said.

It was an unusual intoxication, the cause of which I couldn't quite make out.

That Arafat died one month after the onset of symptoms also supported the idea of an acute intoxication.