inebriation in a sentence

1. they were in an advanced state of inebriation

2. It was indeed the divine inebriation of the Mysteries.

3. When they indulge in drinking, they do so to the point of inebriation.

4. Is the sketched person with a hat the drunken artist, awakening from his inebriation?

5. Their safety was put at risk by your inebriation and drunkenness,” he told Jitsukawa.

6. But the inebriation which the Lord’s Chalice gives is not similar to that of profane wine.

7. I don’t know if it was inebriation, but she immediately was just different, changed, relaxed.

8. He experiences “a strange inebriation … a kaleidoscopic play of colors” that lasted 3-4 hours.

9. Often this depends on their own perceived social standing, or their state of inebriation, or both.

10. The most frequent side effect observed in patients receiving this treatment was a feeling of inebriation.

11. The inebriation happens in two phases; after a phase of stimulation follows a more dreamy, meditative phase.

12. I had big difficulties with my book “Drugs and Inebriation”, as if I had wanted to mislead young people with it.

13. For example, a couple of years ago they still had a Head of Inebriation who was responsible for alcohol procurement.

14. He gorged himself on sugar and alcohol—it was the quickest way to gain weight, and he liked the feeling of inebriation.

15. It was as if a whole nation was experiencing a general inebriation, and therefore was open to suggestions and sudden impulses.

16. That such results follow the use of alcohol in a large number of cases, is now a well-known fact in the history of inebriation.

17. It's never a good idea to drink on an empty stomach—unless you're trying to break the world record for "fastest time to inebriation."

18. The deepest drink, the most wonderful inebriation Eros can provide any husband and wife in this age is only a copy and shadow of what’s to come.

19. “It seems likely that our primate ancestors were familiar with fermenting berries and were even familiar with the phenomenon of inebriation,” he said.

20. It went down well, like all the other delicious meals I’ve had in England; and no doubt by now I have grown accustomed to inebriation at half past two.