Sentence examples for the drunkenness of from inspiring English sources

A poem, "The Drunkenness of Noah," by Kathleen Graber.

Maybe they are no more than an expression of his backstage, cerebral fun – of the drunkenness of form being various.

Blood tests allegedly proving the drunkenness of the driver Henri Paul were deemed "biologically inexplicable" by a toxicologist.

On the other hand, this was because the very proliferations, the drunkenness of an unclosed universe that had always played merry hell with their inner ear, was collapsing.

The scenes were painted in reverse chronological order, beginning with the "Drunkenness of Noah" over the door and ending with the act of creation over the altar.

"I believed in the drunkenness of artists the way I believed in the elephants' fondness for peanuts or the lust of cats for mice, the joy of earth for worms," she writes.

She described taxi dispatchers cursing at employees over the intercom; rude and nasty drivers; and arbitrary rates that seemed to vary with the time of day, the drunkenness level of student passengers and the number of people in the cab.

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The amount of religion in the Kingsgate contrasts with the apathy, gambling, and drunkenness of of the regular patrons, but it's fitting at the same time a place with an uncertain future, a place that rebuffs change, is a bastion for faith.

The headline hardly did her justice, the "theft" having been a wristwatch taken from the arm of a comatose patient; the drunkenness being in anticipation of a transplant.

Kirsten does appear very intoxicated, but it's the annoying indulgent drunkenness of a spoiled brat, not the sad downfall of a desperate woman.