Sentence examples for utterly intoxicated from inspiring English sources
You are dragging me (kicking and screaming) back into life.... I've become utterly intoxicated by you..
Women got splinters stuck in their bottoms from sliding on the rough plywood surfaces and others, utterly "intoxicated" by the work, were "jumping and screaming" around the Tate's Duveen Sculpture Galleries.
In the end, he raised over £1m for the charity, as people across the nation kept pressing the red button, utterly intoxicated by the sight of him bouncing along, in a cheery sort of trance.
Beatrice Dillon quietly draws a line between Berlin and Africa, her polyrhythmic funk utterly intoxicating.
Of course, the truly vile part of Britney's uniquely confused and confusing sexuality is that men find it so utterly intoxicating.
I found it uneven yet utterly intoxicating, a follow-up to Sorrentino's The Great Beauty but with a nicely dry edge of melancholic wisdom.
"But in addition to all the destruction and loss of life, war also inspires ancient human virtues of courage, loyalty and self-sacrifice that can be utterly intoxicating to the people who experience them".
She had met Franco only twice when the gossip sites, intoxicated by the sight of them visiting an art fair together in New York, announced their utterly nonexistent betrothal.
Jeanette became intoxicated.
