Sentence examples for had intoxicated from inspiring English sources

It preserved one essential concept of the Leninism that had intoxicated their generation of intellectuals in the thirties: the vanguard, whose alienated, conspiratorial, happy-few solidarity is an earnest of revolutionary rectitude.

He told me and the International Atomic Energy Agency chief, Mohamed ElBaradei, that he thought there were no WMD and that the various national intelligence agencies had "intoxicated" each other when sharing information.

We had intoxicating conversations and created several conceptual art events together.

A similar serving of low rates and high risk has intoxicated Wall Street before.

Israel has intoxicated Christian fundamentalists since the day it was established.

A defiance of authority since the tormented 1990s has intoxicated political and social spheres and reared its ugly head in football too.

Democrats, while somewhat hamstrung by their necessary embrace of the administration, are probably more bound by their newfound foreign policy muscularity; their success at being as bloodthirsty as any Republican when it comes to "enemies" seems to have intoxicated former critics of executive abuses – a form of philosophical roid rage – the most significant of these defectors being Obama himself.

A powerful mix of benign patriotism, angry nationalism, and the ruthless quest to extend the legitimacy of the Chinese Communist party has intoxicated both the nation and the political establishment.

With cocaine tonics via Coca-Cola, chloroform for exhaustion, and amphetamines for long shifts, humans have intoxicated themselves to control and optimise their time: to wake up, to work, to sleep, and to stretch out the weekend.

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But for a chap worth an estimated $200 million, is jetting in from California only to recycle some anecdotes and have intoxicated Brummies throw their arm around you worth a few extra notes?