Sentence examples for are inebriated from inspiring English sources
adjective
Behaving as though affected by alcohol including exhilaration, and a dumbed or stupefied manner.
Online retailers, of course, can never be sure whether customers are inebriated when they tap the "checkout" icon.
The worlds of artificial intelligence, biology and even neuroscience are inebriated with this notion.
According to the facility's regulations, obtained by HuffPost, the courtyard is for residents who are inebriated or who have broken the rules, which can be as simple as being rude or failing to clean up.
However, avoid alcohol consumption in public places or going out of your hotel if you are inebriated.
Intoxicated people are easier targets; it is fairly easy for attackers to tell if you are inebriated, and alcohol can make you take unnecessary risks.
In fact, the guy who hit me was inebriated.
The last time I was inebriated I was 20 years old.
Mr. Welles was said to have been inebriated while filming some of his wine commercials.
Police say he was inebriated when he fired at the toll attendant at point blank range.
The mother, Ruth Briones, 66, said her daughter had described the officers as being inebriated.
