Sentence examples for sense of intoxication from inspiring English sources

12. Solvents Fumes inhaled to produce a sense of intoxication.

There was a general sense of intoxication in the country and beyond.

But Synge describes the people – their livelihood, their clothes, funerals and entertainments – with an increasing sense of intoxication.

If travel makes you a bit reckless and sharpens your senses, being aboard the Queen Mary 2 in winter doubles this sense of intoxication.

Its yellow-orange walls give a sense of warmth and an air of intoxication – on a number of levels.

Only half right because while we're appropriately interested in understanding alcohol issues like driving while intoxicated, we don't spend nearly as much energy making sense of the places where the intoxication takes place.

Woolf wrote that "Roger very nearly lost his senses... I've never seen such a sight of intoxication".

That is the tradition of depicting the bacchanalia, for Yowzie is one such revelry in the "pagan" (or agnostic) sense of being without a foundation in any truth, but in the Dionysian model seeking the desirable oblivion of intoxication.

He simply changed the means of intoxication.

All animals have some form of intoxication.

The firmest of these concerns the immediate cause of intoxication.