Sentence examples for for intoxicating from inspiring English sources

Apart from aiming for intoxicating popularity, leaders have only one alternative route to unity: to be ruthlessly expedient, papering over divisions as a principled act of leadership.

His booze-genius is of course analogous to Dodd's gift for intoxicating rhetoric and ideas, cobbled together from bits and pieces of science and established religion.

In Zamora et al. v. Columbia Broadcasting System et al. (1979), the parents of a 15-year-old boy who killed his neighbour sued a television network for "intoxicating" their son with TV violence.

In the interest of saving our readers' time and screening out the riffiest of the raff, HuffPost Chicago scoured Craigslist's always entertaining Missed Connections section in a quest for intoxicating, and often intoxicated, dispatches from the urban jungle.

This is interesting because ExoS may be an important component of exoenzymes, responsible for intoxicating host defense mechanisms for bacterial benefit.

The exact origin of the name Narcissus is unknown, but it is often linked to a Greek word for intoxicated (narcotic) and the myth of the youth of that name who fell in love with his own reflection.

Screening for these drugs can be difficult since standard diagnostic criteria for substance dependence, usually crafted for acutely intoxicating drugs, must be adapted slightly for cumulatively acting drugs such as AAS.

It is not for kings, O Lemuel, It is not for kings to drink wine, Nor for princes intoxicating drink; Lest they drink and forget the law, And pervert the justice of all the afflicted.

"In my family, my oldest brother got into craft beer, and watching and witnessing his love and enthusiasm for it was intoxicating for me".

This new mode — suggestive of a soundtrack for a quirky independent film — went on for several intoxicating minutes before slowing to a stop, like a spent windup toy.

"OK, OK, for you just $250!" The sheer potential for haggling was intoxicating.