Sentence examples for euphoric of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "euphoric of" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
"Euphoric" is an adjective that does not require a preposition after it. Instead, you could say "euphoric about" or "euphoric over" to express the feeling of extreme happiness or excitement. Example: After winning the championship, the team was euphoric about their victory.
What ends up being most striking about these projects, however, is not their aesthetic range but how oddly out of place the most euphoric of them feel in today's world.
A book I've been unable to pull my eyes away from lo these last few weeks is a photographic retrospective — both dread-filled and euphoric — of the 2000s called DECADE (Phaidon, $39.95), with pictures edited by Eamonn McCabe and text by Terence McNamee with Anna Rader and Adrian Johnson.
If you're not in the loop or just basic Pryda is the moniker he reserves for his most euphoric of tunes.
As an anesthetic or party drug, ketamine induces a euphoric "out-of-body" high.
In the first study, the administration of alcohol/placebo with cocaine showed the possibility of identifying the euphoric effect of the drugs by the EEG power spectra analysis in terms of enhancement of alpha- and beta-wave activity.
In Otho's "Coronato il crin" the agitated nature of the music is the opposite of what the "euphoric" tone of the libretto suggests.
In addition, changes of activity in the somatosensory cortices are associated with the euphoric experience of acute effects of opiate and stimulant drugs [9], [10].
Uruguay: National anthem One of the most euphoric pieces of classical music I've ever heard.
Methadone is a synthetic opioid capable of blocking the euphoric effects of heroin and reduces cravings for the drug.
Recently, taurine-containing beverages have been reported to enhance the euphoric effects of ethanol, though the extent of this effect and the role of taurine remain speculative.
His supporters are euphoric, talking of a new period of ambitious public works and vigorous regional diplomacy.
