Sentence examples for feel inebriated from inspiring English sources

For example, if you know that drinking 3 glasses of wine will cause you to feel inebriated, reduce your limit to 2 glasses of wine instead.

If you feel uncomfortable or are already inebriated, know that shotgunning with your thumb can end poorly.

The strength I feel when I end a day without having inebriated myself is true freedom.

This was a collection that felt fun and slightly inebriated, like a night on the rum.

Once there, you'll notice it has that Florida Keys seafood tavern interior that feels quite charming while inebriated.

"You've got bands of inebriated, marauding men with a lot of testosterone and a lot of alcohol, who feel they're anonymous in this mob situation, scouring for what's burnable," Mr. Secrist said.

It's certainly true that heavy drinking, though hardly unknown, is not the universal constant for US journalists that it remains among their UK counterparts – even if the inebriated chants of "Ing-er-land!" with which Sidney regales a classy Fourth of July party feel a touch OTT.

(He is compared to Racine, leading one guest to wonder if his inebriated host also feels that "Stallone is comparable to Shakespeare").

It's not simply the servile inequity and unfairness of the tip practice that Meyer objects to — the familiar ritual that leaves some poor twenty-somethings so at the mercy of a table full of inebriated arbitrageurs that she feels ready to take the bus back to Oberlin.

Yet the car felt confused navigating sharp curves, and the body leaned as if inebriated.

They felt like enduring a bad hangover, and, just like the recently inebriated, we would struggle with the idea of hauling our protesting bodies out of bed, pouring them into kit still damp from the previous night's hotel-sink wash and filling them with more muesli than seems plausible.