Sentence examples for drugs thinking from inspiring English sources

I went into drugs thinking maybe things would be easier, and I think for a while they were helping me.

He described a Students for Sensible Drug Policy T­-shirt that had a picture of a nuclear family with the slogan: "Kids, have you spoken to your parents about drugs?" Thinking of my own parents, who actually lived through the 1960s, I can't help but think, If I told my folks I learned lessons from shrooms, they'd find entire new ways to describe how full of shit they think I am.

"I wouldn't encourage the mindset of putting women on these drugs thinking they're going to be on them for life," he said, adding that patients should try the drugs for a few months and then try to stop.

When we visit clients they want us to support them.' (Ndere CHW Interview number 15) 'Sometimes I visit a patient who feels pain in the body and if I advise him/her to take an analgesic, this patient will ask me to provide for that drug thinking that I have it.' (Ndere CHW Interview number 6) 'The challenge I face is that some patients don't have care givers.

"There are children at age 15, 14 who are using drugs or thinking about using drugs," she said.

A lot of people when they're using they don't eat they're just thinking drugs, drugs, drugs".

We should not be writing people off because they are using drugs, or thinking that in order to stop using drugs people need to learn a lesson by almost dying...Naloxone distribution programs are an evidence-based harm reduction strategy that saves lives".

JPMorgan Chase executives even joked in an e-mail exchange in September 2008, released by the commission, that Lehman's top brass was on "drugs" in thinking their various plans would save the firm.

"I use my life as an example," she added, "so that they know this can happen, it can easily happen to anyone if they continue living their lives, using drugs, not thinking about how their choices are going to affect other people".

This doesn't necessarily mean that people who got the drugs were thinking more philosophically, or that this is a "better" brain state; just that their brains operated at a different, higher level than normal.

Proponents say it can save lives, but critics say it means giving up on the drug problem, and may condone drug use and lull people into thinking drugs are safe.