Sentences with word «inebriation»

Delta alcoholism, often called «plateau alcoholism,» is identified by the need to maintain a certain minimum level of inebriation much of the time, rather than consistently seeking the maximum impact of alcohol on the central nervous system, as the Gamma alcoholic tends to do.

It's perfectly fine to keep your Facebook private, but platforms such as Twitter should be exposed to the world and free of offensive comments or references to your own state of inebriation at the time.

The Whitehouse pub is certainly no exception, as it continues the fine interwoven traditions of literature and inebriation through excellent live poetry nights.

In addition to more housing, it would mean — at the very least — bringing broadband communications to the region to provide some competition to inebriation as the sole off - hours pastime.

If luxurious inebriation doesn't catch your fancy; if hanging with some of the brightest people alive fails to move you; if the chance to network with like - minds just isn't pushing you, then perhaps an opportunity to give a rousing standing ovation to a genuinely good guy, a real - life hero, father to many liberty newbies, Dr. Ron Paul, 82, is what will finally make you purchase tickets.

The Gardener's Almanac of 1653 proposed a simple method to avoid inebriation — chug salad dressing.

Pope Benedict thought that rock, with its sonic shock and awe, failed to live up to the «sober inebriation» of the Psalms, but he held out hope for a liturgical renewal of popular music.

The standard of «affirmative consent» (the much - mocked gradualist approach of Antioch College), and renewed inquiries into how alcohol erases agency (and how a prospective partner can gauge inebriation), are not wrong, but they're a long way from being fully right.

Asquith as a minister, and later Prime Minister, had a reputation for inebriation, not least at the despatch box, and hence his nickname «Squiff».

July 26, 2011: Ideological Inebriation on Capitol Hill

Apparently repetition trumps inebriation.

They often had trouble doing standard inebriation tests, like walking a straight line heel to toe.

This communal and equitable inebriation led to a common loss of inhibitions and the building of, well, a fraternity.

We're all well schooled in what's likely to derail a first date; reminiscing over the ex, flatulence and utter inebriation are pretty blatant things to avoid.

Only Kilmer, as the one - eyed Philip, makes much of an impression, and his defining characteristic is bellicose inebriation.

But laugh and laugh often they will as «The Hangover» will whirl you through all the fun of inebriation without the consequence of the nasty, next - day headache.

The animators get a chance to go wild in the imaginative «Pink Elephants on Parade» sequence, an upbeat, surreal, and slightly unsettling musical number brought on by accidental inebriation.

Even if obvious inebriation is not as ubiquitous as it once was, the Globes are still nowhere near as stuffy as the Oscars, mainly because no one ever took the ceremony as seriously as the Oscars.

Together, this trio has turned in a simultaneously funny and harrowing tale of a young alcoholic lost in inebriation and desperate to stop drowning her life in liquor.

In a year without a true stand - out live - action comedy The World's End fits the bill nicely and the ridiculous robots and ever - increasing inebriation our core characters allows for the kind of drunken rants, bizarre discussions, and questionable choices that provide several of the year's biggest laughs.

I'm just under an hour away from the bright lights and mass inebriation of Las Vegas, on what's easily the most challenging trail I've ever tackled, stretching the talents of a Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk - not to mention my extremely limited off - road ability - to the very limit.

Our New Year's Eve inebriation temporarily convinces us that we share the supernatural powers of Silenus, who revealed deep wisdom and even foretold the future, but only when he was drunk.

Unnecessarily aggressive interviewing fueled by joyous inebriation and rude interruptions and rambling questioning, I decide is the appropriate term for my voice I am listening to.

No time for brakes; customers in various states of inebriation from all nations are expecting you.

The whole truth is that some aspects of Bluesfest were challenging: the crowds, the excessive public inebriation, the unfamiliar music.

«Inebriation at sporting events is a problem.»

I was delighted to see that my ground - breaking research into the effects of inebriation on the ability of a group...

Scenes of inebriation, illegal drug use and a clumsy fight between a drunk and a drug addict are also depicted in the movie.

This is a criminal act, regardless of the state of inebriation.

The mere fact that an intoxicated man, at a certain stage of inebriation, has considerable entertainment value shows that our culture has sometimes made drunkenness socially rewarding.

I watched this game, with unfettered excitement and inebriation, from The Rathskellar in State College, Pennsylvania, and proceeded to spike my cell phone into a million pieces in the middle of the bar.

As for the latter, his eldest son was a confirmed drunkard who staggered to his father's funeral in a state of inebriation and got there when Gandhi had already been cremated.

A friend, never adverse to a tipple herself, has recently moved to Spain and sounds actually rather refreshed by the more mature attitude there: a drink is not considered necessary or automatic, and inebriation is nothing to be proud of.

It proved an eternal truth of society: If you block off one avenue of inebriation another will be found.

«We know people like alcohol, they like the relaxation, they like the sense of inebriation,» he says.

«Which bar patrons underestimate their inebriation the most?.»

Thanks to Health's contributing nutrition editor Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD, we can tell Vinny that imbibing without laying a carb base should really slow down inebriation.

Studies have shown that daily drinkers sometimes enjoy lower stress hormone levels, due to the inebriation; that could be excellent for acne if your pimples are a result of chronic stress.

Rather than trying to talk to each other through inebriation and worried that you'll scare them away if you say the wrong thing.

Nearly all the characters in this film (regardless of the time period) drink repeatedly, some to the point of inebriation.

And in one case it is suggested the cause of inebriation may be from taking «herbs.»

I won't reveal the specific travails faced during this quest, except to note that inebriation is among the least of them, and we will encounter heady wafts of (among others)

I won't reveal the specific travails faced during this quest, except to note that inebriation is among the least of them, and we will encounter heady wafts of (among others) The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Stepford Wives, and Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

Inebriation isn't the worst state with which to greet a tattooed Woody Harrelson (pictured above).

Brand's style of inebriation is more in line with that of a career alcoholic whose drinking is needed to stop him from going into withdrawal.