Sentence examples for in drunkenness from inspiring English sources
The characters participate in drunkenness, prostrate sobbing, projectile vomiting, flower strewing, the deliberate drowning of an electronic device and an unprovoked attack on a Chanel handbag.
De Campos emerges as a Whitmanesque futurist, a dreamer in drunkenness, the Dionysian singer of what is oceanic and windswept in Lisbon.
At one point, I got the whirling pits, a sensation just like that moment in drunkenness when the stomach objects, and the head says no.
He re-creates the taverns and brothels of the Paris underworld, recalling many of his old friends in drunkenness and dissipation, to whom he had made various "bequests" in Le Lais.
The scholars were interested in drunkenness because intoxication, as other social-science experiments have shown, doesn't fuzz up judgment so much as cause the drinker to overly focus on the most prominent cue in his environment.
"One conception of psychedelic theory for alcoholics is that L.S.D. can truly accomplish the transcendence that is repeatedly and unsuccessfully sought in drunkenness," "Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered" suggested in 1979.
Instead, two separate cross-lagged regression models were fitted to test whether changes in the participating parents' attitudes towards youth drinking predicted changes in drinking and drunkenness among youths.
His growing interest in contemporary art earned him several commissions for Radio Times, but these ended when an interview with Gilbert and George in 1973 collapsed in general drunkenness.
However, the British do seem to specialise in public drunkenness and binge drinking.In this section Grey power Greg's big ideas Drinking disorder The logic of Sierra Leone Chic-a-brac The nappy factor Is it dead?
Those figures are even more dramatic in other countries, said the report in Australia, 45percentt of pedestrians struck and killed by cars were inebriated while walking; in the UK and in Sweden, drunkenness accounts for two thirds of pedestrian fatalities.
"I believed in the drunkenness of artists the way I believed in the elephants' fondness for peanuts or the lust of cats for mice, the joy of earth for worms," she writes.
