Sentence examples for inhibitions making from inspiring English sources

A tiny heatwave and we shed all our inhibitions, making me wish most of us could rediscover them.

Not only did it make sleep unnecessary (Ranke, who would himself become addicted to the drug, observed that he could work for 50 hours on Pervitin without feeling fatigued), it also switched off inhibitions, making fighting easier, or at any rate less terrifying.

Getting through the times when I have put my heart out on the table have not been at all easy, but these experiences continue to expel all my inhibitions, making travel within the majestic passage of the soul nothing short of miraculous.

Drugs and alcohol remove your inhibitions, making it harder for you to fight lustful feelings.

Writing to Maud to persuade her to take part in an academic conference on "the study of the female erotic in nineteenth-century poetry", Leonora acknowledges that... "I accept that her inhibitions made her characteristically devious and secret".

"If the fans lose their inhibitions, make a lot of noise, get right behind the team that can make the difference.

Inhibitions make the metabolites (state variables) couple with each other in SSI modules, which are actually a kind of negative feedbacks.

For example, two single pulses separated by less than five milliseconds (ms) can produce intracortical inhibition, making the stimulated area less sensitive to stimulation.

This led us to investigate the role of protein synthesis following VCP inhibition, making use of the translation inhibitor cycloheximide.

When tested with MMC, this extract did not show antimutagenic activity; however, with AFB1, all five concentrations tested showed more than 40% inhibition, and concentrations in the range of 0.25-2 0.25-2te achieved 91% inhibition, mg/platehe extrachievedry strong antimutagen.

Second, it lowers inhibition, making people more likely to overindulge in foods they'd normally refrain from eating.