Sentence examples similar to rush inducing from inspiring English sources
Humans seem to have been wired by evolution to enjoy fear and the dopamine rush induced by escape from danger.
I confess to feeling a pang of jealousy when Cederström produces a complete book manuscript in a euphoric amphetamine rush induced by study drugs during Productivity Month and a surge of Schadenfreude when it's rejected by his baffled publisher.
Maybe I was finally coming down off the interstellar sugar rush induced by the half-kilo of pick and mix I consumed at the all-afternoon back-to-back screening of the original Star Wars trilogy at our local cinema in 1983.
Be it snorkeling in gin-clear waters, biking on casual or mountainous trails, all-level jungle trekking or zip-lining through the canopies of northern rainforests, Thailand has plenty of adrenaline-rush-inducing activities to tickle your adventure bone.
"Doug was the guy who was all 'rush, rush, rush.
Everything is sort of rush, rush, rush, and they don't really listen.
Its rush-inducing fragrance — a blend of bergamot, orange and musk oil ($22 for one ounce) — permeates this quirky emporium, which also offers CDs, magazines, fashion, jewelry and furniture.
Previously reported activity-based probes for sulfatase activity assays contained luminophores and sulfate esters, with sulfatase activity inducing an optical response (Beatty et al. 2013; Park et al. 2012; Rush et al. 2010; Smith et al. 2014).
Theoretically it heightens orgasm by cutting off oxygen to the brain, inducing a sense of dizziness and a rush.
But after two runs scored, Pettitte's composure rushed back as he induced a flyout to left.
