Sentence examples for relatively drunk from inspiring English sources
He had been relatively drunk that evening, but that didn't necessarily lead to murder.
Even if you're a relatively "good" drunk, you're still far dumber than you are when you're sober.
And while rates of Americans 65 or older who binge drink are relatively low, drunks 65 and older claimed that they tie one on five to six times per month.
They could be ideal for storing wines that are inclined to be high in alkyl-methoxypyrazines but will be drunk relatively soon after purchase, before oxidation can become a significant problem.
The idea is that the bottled wine tastes as close to that in the producer's cask as possible – more textured, more intensely flavoured – and should be drunk up relatively soon (a matter of months) after release.
"Relatively few Chengdu people get drunk," says Southwest University's Luo.
Miranda had studied his Hamilton, obviously, even before Waters came calling, and is a fine and easy narrator; as a drunk, he stays relatively together.
So while it's relatively light, you can technically still get drunk if consuming too much.
Being drunk on tropical ambrosia (and relatively stupid), I offered him the opportunity to "take it outside", which, to my immense gratitude, he declined.
It's relatively easy to determine when someone is too drunk to drive.
