Sentence examples for drunkenness from from inspiring English sources

Act 2 starts badly too, with an inane scene of comedy drunkenness from Siegfried's companions.

Mr. Silver has asked Senator Bruno to sever the new definition for drunkenness from the stiffer penalties, but Mr. Bruno said today that he would not do so.

It was so influential in helping to change the idea of drunkenness from a derisory moral failing to a disease that Walter Winchell hailed it, with more than passing accuracy, as "the 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' " of alcoholism.

Some people have said that, in relating - with a degree of tacit approval - tales of drunkenness from this week's i party, plus parties past, I am endorsing irresponsible drinking.

A California Highway Patrol spokesman in Anaheim said his agency would probably endorse a lowering of the legal limit defining drunkenness from 0.1% blood-alcohol level to 0.05%.

The Battle of Aherlow is about pitching up against the Normans in Tipperary in 1190; Clasped to the Pig, a comic song about the perilous joys of drunkenness, dates from the 18th century; his grandfather's songs from the 1940s evoke the Travelling way of life just as it was dying out.

Since the 1930's, there have been riots, rainstorms, episodes of individual and collective public drunkenness, resistance from the locals and bulldozers on the city's beaches.

Thus, "drunkenness comes from wine.

He is always sliding away from his tormenting thoughts into drunkenness, or drunken sex, or sleep.

But while some students had tamed their behaviour since last year's scandal, which involved people carrying a pig's head on a spike and girls drinking port from condoms, families were still shocked by the debauchery and drunkenness on display from some of the country's most revered students, some of whom had been drinking since the previous evening.

Adjusted for parental occupation, it was found that boys from low and/or medium affluent families faced a lower risk of frequent drunkenness than boys from highly affluent families.