Sentence examples for feel stoned from inspiring English sources

"Let's be honest, who wants to feel stoned after a big meal?" Meat and barbecue guru Neil Rankin is a little more enthusiastic.

Another jar holds an aromatic strain of Critical Mass that is rich in cannabidiol, which has therapeutic effects but has relatively little THC and will not make users feel stoned.

I didn't feel "stoned" or whatever at all.

The song also contains a predominant hypnotic beat, which, according to one music critic, "makes you feel stoned even after completing a Twelve step program".

CBD is the slightly less common (but much-buzzed about) cannabinoid that can deliver some of the same therapeutic effects as THC, like relaxation and pain relief, without making you feel stoned.

Charlotte's Web, created by medical marijuana pioneers the Stanley brothers, is a high-cannabidiol (CBD), low-THC product — a draw for many parents who opt for the oil as a treatment for children with epilepsy because the high CBD levels help with seizures without making them feel stoned.

Having done so, I have to admit it was kind of fun, what with the quintuple alliteration and the promise of a musical concept so high that it feels stoned out of its mind.

(There are carvings in the show, too, but made by assistants whom he directed. He couldn't feel stone).

There are not many footballers, never mind teenage centre-halves, with that kind of audacity and self-belief and, two years on, it is easy to see why David Moyes, the manager who signed him for £3m, always felt Stones was so elegant on the ball he could easily play in midfield.

The color palette feels stone-washed and dreamy.

Instead of making people feel slightly stoned, demand for a stronger hit led to a drug with side effects more reminiscent of crystal meth than weed.