One obvious drawback: Rum tends to cause intoxication.
The firmest of these concerns the immediate cause of intoxication.
Preliminary autopsy findings indicated the cause was water intoxication.
Clinical evaluations of each patient suggested the presence of an important relation between Al intoxication and impairment of movements, paresthesia, ataxia, and other symptoms displayed by subjects affected by ND.
Suddenly, she bursts into a series of energetic movements that she described as "a rhythmic intoxication".
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!
We wished to use information on movement patterns to simulate condor mortality from lead intoxication in the absence of intervention to remove condors from the wild and to treat those with high blood lead levels.
When a dancer lodges movement under your skin, balletomania becomes the best kind of intoxication.
She was enthralled with the Nazi movement: "I felt like a child, ebullient and careless, the intoxication of the new regime working like wine in me," she wrote in her memoir.
In contrast with such Ionian naturalism, Pythagoreanism was akin to trends seen in mystery religions and emotional movements, such as Orphism, which often claimed to achieve through intoxication a spiritual insight into the divine origin and nature of the soul.
