Sentence examples for heady impression from inspiring English sources

Web-trading creates the heady impression that you—as the brokers' advertisements put it—are "in control" of your investments.

For one heady morning, I was under the impression that air strikes would be launched on Universal.

Arugula butter is not strictly necessary for this heady mixture of earth and spice to make an impression, but Mr. Fortunato is not one to hesitate when close calls arise.

If you want to give the impression you're leading some kind of heady, consumerist wealthy lifestyle, try a few photo tricks.

I had an impression of alert young players moving the ball, setting up Amar'e Stoudemire, playing the heady basketball we claim we like in New York.

The impression throughout was that these decisions were reached by conversation rather than procedure - the heady sense that if someone has a good idea, there's a good chance of it happening.

A big revision of Japan's inflation figures last week suggests its central bankers may be making the opposite mistake.The Bank of Japan (BoJ), along with everyone else, had been under the impression that the country escaped deflation late last year, and that consumer prices, excluding fresh food, were now rising at the heady annual rate of 0.6%.

Heady times.

Heady claims.

This was heady stuff.

Heady times indeed.