Sentence examples for effects of intoxicants from inspiring English sources

The title comes from Baudelaire's book about the effects of intoxicants (hashish, opium, wine) on the mind, and drugs are the artificial paradises indulged in by Luisa and Salomón, the main characters in Ms. Olaizola's film.

"I like us better when we're wasted" might be a great opening line for a country song, one that could go on to explore the destructive effects of intoxicants on a relationship.

It will only be a matter of time – maybe a decade or two – before the global supply of plant-based drugs, such as cannabis, cocaine and heroin, is eclipsed by the trade in manmade substances designed to mimic, at a far cheaper cost, the effects of intoxicants that grow out of the ground.

It will only be a matter of time maybe a decade or two before the global supply of plant-based drugs, such as cannabis, cocaine, and heroin, is eclipsed by the trade in man-made substances designed to mimic, at a far cheaper cost, the effects of intoxicants that grow out of the ground.

It briefly illustrates the chemical and biological pathological effects of the various intoxicants on the human body, and describes modes of protection and the currently available treatment, based on both military and civilian materials and on the authors' own experience derived from specially designed drills.

Moran contradicted Snodgrass by stating in his own 1885 account that Poe did not die under the effect of any intoxicant.

Named after its creator, Robert Earl Davis Jr aka DJ Screw, screwed music channels the effects of codeine cough syrup, the regional intoxicant of choice directly through the DJ's turntables.

Nevertheless, Sikhs who have undergone the Amrit ceremony are instructed against using tobacco, alcohol or any other form of intoxicants.

Perhaps in deference to the 16-year-old Ms. Duff and her nearby parents, the affair was bereft of intoxicants.

For all anyone knew, Keith Richards subsisted on a diet of intoxicants, and Kurt Cobain was so plagued by stomach ills that his feast of choice seemed to be antacids.

Timberlake's half-rapped list of intoxicants is rather tempting: from plum wine to nicotine via "hydroponic candy jelly beans".