Sentence examples for were intoxicated from inspiring English sources
verb
To stupefy by doping with chemical substances such as alcohol.
We were intoxicated by the exuberance of our own evangelism.
They were intoxicated by the football and the noise.
It appears, watching the match again, as if they were intoxicated with a sense of justice.
About half of all victims were intoxicated by alcohol, medicines and/or drugs.
80% of those reporting this behaviour said they were intoxicated when they did so.
If a driver were intoxicated, insurance would not cover medical costs.
The police said many of the thousands of people gathered in the area were intoxicated.
To begin with we were intoxicated by this new-found freedom.
"I guess the bottom line, though, is that if Michigan State University had individuals who were intoxicated, then they should not have placed individuals in cells which were not designed for persons who were intoxicated.
Nay, we call professional performers vulgar; no freeman would play or sing unless he were intoxicated or in jest.
And when the revolutionaries were intoxicated with the prospect of the old idea-stifling world turned upside down.
