Sentence examples for intoxicating freedom from inspiring English sources

This was an unprecedented and intoxicating freedom.

The playing has an intoxicating freedom, as if the music were being made up on the spot.

If the sense of freedom is intoxicating, painful memories have not faded.

Being self financed also means I'm the only exec in the room, the freedom is intoxicating and now I never want to go back to that place where people need to approve what I do.

The creative freedom is intoxicating.

The Australians were always the rowdiest, the Scandinavians had the coolest clothes, the Spanish the ones who routinely broke curfew, but we were all more or less middle class, all educated, all privileged, and all intoxicated with the freedom of travel far from home.

The American dream -- wealth that culminates in freedom -- is intoxicating for the Chinese.

Millet, like freedom, can be intoxicating.

Yet it is hard to shake the feeling that the design is intended as a parody of post-Cold War fortress America, with its intoxicating, commercialized freedoms gaily paraded beneath the scrutiny of video surveillance cameras and Men in Black.

Freedom and equality are intoxicating ideas.

After being confined to a refugee camp, she found her new freedom — and gender equality — intoxicating.