Sentence examples for intoxication of light from inspiring English sources

An excerpt from Hymn 25 includes the following description of Symeon's mystical union with God as light: —But, Oh, what intoxication of light, Oh, what movements of fire!

The navigator was in a state of "light alcoholic intoxication" as he guided the jetliner on its approach to a provincial airport in Petrozavodsk, the Interstate Aviation Committee said Monday in a report, which ruled out any mechanical failure as a factor.

Interestingly, these two negligent behaviors exhibit different trends, as alcohol intoxication relates to an increase in the likelihood of light (60.3%%) rather than severe (54.5%%) or fatal (21.7%%) injuries, while non-use of seatbelts relates to a rise in the probability of fatal (37.8%%) rather than severe (26.6%%) or light (11.9%%) injuries.

Its intractability is part of the intoxication of belief.

Both the intoxication of love and the hangover of loneliness are given idealized, elegant form.

"Then it's easier to spot an incipient intoxication of power," he said.

The morning after, the intoxication of groupthink had given way to the hangover of self-awareness.

It was girls, girls, girls: a kind of intoxication of its own.

There seems no end to the complexity, sophistication and intoxication of Mr. Morris's choreographic response.

The glittering intoxication of the champagne waxed philosophical.

Side effects of the herbal preparation as perceived by 16.6% of respondents were fever, waist pain and intoxication (light-headedness).