Sentence examples for heady things from inspiring English sources

Bull markets are heady things.

To find out more, I gave her a call, and we talked about all sorts of heady things.

"Dining with presidents is a heady thing.

Power is a heady thing; and history shows that the police acting on their own cannot be trusted.

"Breathtaking" is an overused word, but the sheer acceleration of these animals is a heady thing indeed.

It is a heady thing to have prisoners at your mercy.

"It's a heady thing to be competing and traveling on the buses and doing all that male bonding". And it is instructive.

If all melancholic yarns essentially knit naivety with nostalgia, then a young hero can be a heady thing.Such is the case with Ava Bigtree, the 13-year-old at the centre of "Swamplandia!", Karen Russell's impressive debut novel.

If Dave Fishwick were a perfume – and I think he should be – he would be a heady thing scented with banana (Dave's snack of choice), sold by the pint so that it might be liberally splashed around for the enjoyment of all, with ebullient top notes and just a hint of bullishness underneath.

It's a very, very heady thing, and once you absorb it and take it to heart, you couldn't care less what others think, or expect, or demand, and that is truly liberating.

That's the inescapable conclusion of thirty to forty years of The Gospel of Self, what we taught at CBN during the 1980s, along with the rise of televangelism in the U.S. It's a heady thing to be thrust into the spotlight with massive audiences, absent the governors of tradition and introspection, and then use such pulpits to steer the culture into a radically conservative direction.