I'm sure it was intoxicating for her, too, that feeling she'd been craving for so long, and it was intoxicating for me.
|
|
This idea — convenience as liberation — could be intoxicating.
|
|
But what is it about the singer that's so intoxicating?
|
|
An intoxicating view is integral to an unforgettable hotel experience.
|
|
The sun beams down onto the deck, an intoxicating catalyst.
|
|
Russell's desire for Evie, for all her ambivalence, is intoxicating.
|
|
It was intoxicating, feeling enveloped and supported by 100,000 people.
|
|
Counterfactuals can be intoxicating, with their pyramids of possible worlds.
|
|
The time he describes was an intoxicating and intoxicated one.
|
|
Is there any pattern whatsoever besides that THC is intoxicating?
|
|
Is there any pattern whatsoever besides that THC is intoxicating?
|
|
The more experienced the soul, the more intoxicating the motion.
|
|
Kromhout was right — there is power involved, and it's intoxicating.
|
|
The attention was intoxicating, but he couldn't help feeling unnerved.
|
|
In this exhibition of not much, design can be intoxicating.
|
|
" Mr. Cohen said that working for Mr. Trump was "intoxicating.
|
|
It's an intoxicating freedom, riveting, at once modern and ancient.
|
|
But if I'm honest, that intoxicating overindulgence was, itself, refreshing.
|
|
This can be heady, exciting, frightening, anxiety-producing, and even intoxicating.
|
|
In furtive childhood glances I found these women powerful and intoxicating.
|
|
That's because the property's look — indeed its whole vibe — is intoxicating.
|
|
Mobs can be intoxicating to watch, but I don't trust them.
|
|
Lesson here: be cautious of the intoxicating power of the pussy.
|
|
It is not as intoxicating as mass action in Tahrir Square.
|
|
The music, the energy and the sense of community was intoxicating.
|
|
The Kosmos is intoxicating and I can't stop using the pen.
|
|
The GT25.2's power is endless, and the noise is intoxicating.
|
|
Milch's scripts got inside the frontier mentality with an intoxicating poetry.
|
|
Clean but intoxicating writing meets an increasingly dreamlike and disjointed plot.
|
|
Hannah's writing combines self-aware humor with an intoxicating punk energy.
|
|
That spirit is intoxicating, and you don't realize it until later.
|
|
But they did legalize hemp, a non-intoxicating form of cannabis.
|
|
Checking email or scrolling through Facebook can be intoxicating and disorienting.
|
|
Wealth can be intoxicating, leading a billionaire into economically destructive narcissism.
|
|
It wasn't just being visible to myself that made education intoxicating.
|
|
The wealth is intoxicating news, feverish because it seems so random.
|
|
And biologically, women are more at risk for alcohol's intoxicating effects.
|
|
Like Dimetapp, love tastes strange, is intoxicating, and can induce disorientation.
|
|
It was intoxicating, and its intensity was exactly what I craved.
|
|
That I had assembled every aspect of the production was intoxicating.
|
|
I never provided alcohol, beer or intoxicating liquor to a minor.
|
|
" Working for Mr. Trump, he told lawmakers on Wednesday, was "intoxicating.
|
|
But unfiltered and pure, Kate Spade's vision for the world was intoxicating.
|
|
You've spent the last few nights with the most intoxicating mistress: sleep.
|
|
Feel-good films spiked with nationalistic fervour make for an intoxicating combination.
|
|
"It was intoxicating, it was validating," she said about talking to him.
|
|
It's intoxicating, and their set at Migration felt like a fever dream.
|
|
So what was Jackson's secret to creating such intoxicating and terrifying tales?
|
|
What are we supposed to do, other than serve people intoxicating beverages?
|
|
A nude so intoxicating, you won't know how you lived without it.
|
|
Alcohol: Beer and possibly other "intoxicating liquor" Case: Elizabeth E. Underwood v.
|
|
Now, I'm having frequent, intoxicating sex for the first time in years.
|
|
I remember vividly the intoxicating feeling of seeing my first investment returns.
|
|
She was known for her intoxicating charm and her busy social schedule.
|
|
This relentless complexity can be intoxicating, but it can also be overwhelming.
|
|
" Then he played the mellifluous Orpheus to her intoxicating Persephone in "Hadestown.
|
|
It can be really kind of intoxicating to see it, touch it.
|
|
"You get this batch of stuff that can be pretty intoxicating," Ted said.
|
|
Iris, galbanum, vanilla bourbon, and tonka bean give the scent its intoxicating femininity.
|
|
Plus, it has essential oils, which create an intoxicating scent that reduces stress.
|
|
New love is intoxicating—the best of us can lose ourselves in it.
|
|
Ahead, click through to shop seven boozy, intoxicating (but never hangover-inducing) scents.
|
|
My new goal: create the most entertaining (and intoxicating) form of dreidel imaginable.
|
|
As far as Americans are concerned, the Mosuo can represent an intoxicating fantasy.
|
|
Swift does her own version of this on reputation by acknowledging intoxicating things.
|
|
The rush is too intoxicating to ignore because the payout is too delicious.
|
|
A Trip Across Latin America, have pulled it off with this intoxicating film.
|
|
I do receive a surprising amount of attention from strangers, which is intoxicating.
|
|
But Tuesday's results should be neither discouraging to Democrats nor intoxicating for Republicans.
|
|
He was captivated upon meeting her and they fell into an intoxicating affair.
|
|
It's a new kind of power for a Ferrari, and an intoxicating one.
|
|
The adrenaline rush of the evening was so intoxicating that I couldn't sleep.
|
|
During these phases, his zealous pursuit of his creative vision can be intoxicating.
|
|
If drinking beer for the intoxicating effect, it should be consumed ice cold.
|
|
CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a non-intoxicating chemical in the cannabis plant.
|
|
Short for cannabidiol, CBD is a non-intoxicating chemical in the cannabis plant.
|
|
The result is a intoxicating new track, which you can listen to here.
|
|
Short for cannabidiol, CBD is a non-intoxicating chemical in the cannabis plant.
|
|
The intoxicating prestige of Washington ultimately yields to the sobriety of private life.
|
|
As always, his very essence seeps through the pages like an intoxicating cloud.
|
|
This might sound extreme, but such is the intoxicating logic of the stack.
|
|
That makes high finance sound simple; in reality it is dynamic and intoxicating.
|
|
The song's effect is intoxicating, like you're taking successive shots of different liquors.
|
|
It proved to be an intoxicating blend of a whole bunch of tones.
|
|
As exciting and intoxicating romance is, it doesn't need to dictate our lives.
|
|
It is so much more intoxicating to look at beautiful people and fuck them.
|
|
It is a gratuitous, costly, deliciously absurd creation, whose intoxicating fragrance enraptures the audience.
|
|
Still, there is something intoxicating about just how absurd the Extreme Violence mod is.
|
|
Sugar is intoxicating in the same way that drugs can be, writes Mr Taubes.
|
|
Magical thinking will take you just so far (remember the intoxicating dot-com days?).
|
|
That's the black pepper — spicy and unapologetic; it's what's so intoxicating about the juice.
|
|
Finally being able to really drive the 570S was intoxicating, exhilarating, and innately frustrating.
|
|
It's perhaps one of the museum x AR trend's best, and most intoxicating, executions.
|
|
But working in the White House, even this one, is intoxicating and ego-stroking.
|
|
But the themes of power, corruption, violence and sex remain as intoxicating as ever.
|
|
The results were probably extremely intoxicating, sloshing about with an ABV of 10 percent.
|
|
And its trumpeting 464-horsepower is just intoxicating (when you can get at it).
|
|
The French setting provides an intoxicating lushness particularly in the set and costume design.
|
|
It's an intoxicating, yet often fleeting and shallow fling, our romance with the underdog.
|
|
The mingling of rich pan juices with the soft creamy beans is rather intoxicating.
|
|
These harms are often traced back to ethanol, the key intoxicating agent in booze.
|
|
The message was clear and intoxicating: society valued our contributions and, by extension, us.
|
|
But with its intoxicating power, crazy sounds and supervillain looks, we're glad it does.
|
|
Researchers say its smell can be "intoxicating," but you've probably never heard of it.
|
|
Model Mara Teigen is intoxicating the Internet with her uncanny resemblance to Angelina Jolie.
|
|
Whether it was intoxicating, all that praise, we've got to learn how to handle it.
|
|
The mystery surrounding former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes is as intoxicating as it is fascinating.
|
|
What makes it work, ultimately, is an intoxicating blend of music and sweeping, luminous vistas.
|
|
But I did not expect Hollywood's favorite ingénue to imbibe in the intoxicating reality show.
|
|
The fever dream of tapping into those things and drawing power from them is inToxicating.
|
|
Those sounds alone are intoxicating, likely even more so at its 261 mph top speed.
|
|
If you come here in the morning before class, there's always a big intoxicating cloud.
|
|
Leaves and flowers contain cannabidiol (CBD), a non-intoxicating compound that reduces anxiety and inflammation.
|
|
For someone so on the skids in life, those brief moments of omnipotence were intoxicating.
|
|
It was an intoxicating mix that I think really threw a lot of people off.
|
|
Sweet drying leaves and an intoxicating aroma to fill a thousand quaint Yorkshire tea shops.
|
|
Upon opening the box of Cheezybread, I was hit with the intoxicating aroma of garlic.
|
|
Because ultimately that's what you're chasing: an intoxicating feeling of redefining limits and big accomplishment.
|
|
The big city was intoxicating, and living there persuaded him to abandon his religious studies.
|
|
I hate to use these words, but it's intoxicating from a sensory and physical standpoint.
|
|
That's what I love about them, and what makes the world around them so intoxicating.
|
|
Adolescents are most susceptible to alcohol's memory disruption but less sensitive to the intoxicating effects.
|
|
All these books convey, in their different ways, the intoxicating allure of today's art market.
|
|
The Internet's chemistry, though, is what makes the music so intoxicating and refreshingly — ironically — analog.
|
|
While the juxtaposition may feel a bit esoteric at times, the results are often intoxicating.
|
|
The Rockies' wild-card loss to Arizona gave them an intoxicating whiff of the postseason.
|
|
The intoxicating thing about escape rooms is that they turn you into a conspiracy theorist.
|
|
Alex's ability to simply be unaware of the judgment of others has always been intoxicating.
|
|
Seeing so many of these landscapes and still lifes together is nothing short of intoxicating.
|
|
The Times Square characters and seedy landscape surrounding us were intoxicating to a Midwestern boy.
|
|
"For some, that's intoxicating and exciting, while others prefer a more systematic approach," she said.
|
|
The air buzzed with the intoxicating collective energy unique to social movements on the rise.
|
|
I lured him back, because, as grim as the story is, the show is intoxicating.
|
|
His relationships were riveting, his parental dynamics fascinating and eye-opening, and his aura intoxicating.
|
|
For a fleeting moment, you may experience the intoxicating feeling of defying your fundamental instincts.
|
|
Anthony is very much bringing that other world to Julie, which is intoxicating for her.
|
|
Our critic Dwight Garner said the mix is an "intoxicating combination" of earthy and ironic.
|
|
In the mid-'90s, even our pop music perpetuated a bubblegum version of this intoxicating myth.
|
|
But CBD is actually a CB1 antagonist, meaning it'll actually block or modulate THC's intoxicating effects.
|
|
Companies are now adding CBD, a non-intoxicating cannabis compound, in everything from seltzer to cheeseburgers.
|
|
The non-intoxicating cannabis compound is quickly becoming one of the hottest ingredients in consumer products.
|
|
Vaping is the inhalation of any substance that is superheated into a delicious and intoxicating vapor.
|
|
The IncendiariesBy R.O. Kwon July 23A trio of voices narrates this intoxicating novel about extreme faith.
|
|
Its scent — an intoxicating blend of berries, apples, peaches, and kumquat — makes it even more enchanting.
|
|
With so much lavish beauty, the exhibition is heady with the intoxicating aura of desirable commodities.
|
|
He also proposes speed limits be reduced in order to limit the "intoxicating effects" of driving.
|
|
But sudden fame also had an intoxicating and, in many cases, harmful effect on the group.
|
|
But there was something else, something familiar, drifting up and hitting me like an intoxicating inhalant.
|
|
The story believed in something besides the self-immolating antics of dysfunction — their flickering, intoxicating glow.
|
|
Maturity comes slowly, but the ability to break your intoxicating addiction to paranoia comes with it.
|
|
Denis's work can be intoxicating, filled with strong, attention-seizing, mind-bending images that resonate powerfully.
|
|
Fifty years ago, Richard Nixon transformed this historic heartbeat of denial into an intoxicating political philosophy.
|
|
And as Lloyd points out, the orgiastic bits — which are so intoxicating live — can seem crude.
|
|
" The intoxicating view of Sela del Mar and the sea beyond threatens to "bleach her judgment.
|
|
So to come from behind with such a thrilling kick, that's what makes track so intoxicating!
|
|
I know this will sound familiar to many people, but to me, the excitement was intoxicating.
|
|
Interstellar travel has proved at least as intoxicating in the rarefied realms of art and style.
|
|
Amélie (2001), starring Audrey Tautou, paints an impossible but intoxicating portrait of the city's delightful quirks.
|
|
Yeah, you've heard that story before, but Sacred Games weds it to a fresh, intoxicating setting.
|
|
A short, intoxicating history of beer Ancient humans' love of beer has also been known for decades.
|
|
This beauty blooms only at night, with flowers the size of your hand and an intoxicating fragrance.
|
|
The mix of Shelley and Hague is intoxicating here too, but again the record was criminally overlooked.
|
|
It united two of the most intoxicating technologies of all time, the mobile phone and the internet.
|
|
Stalwarts like French brasserie Justine's, which serves up its full menu and intoxicating cocktails until 2 a.m.
|
|
Elizabeth wowed world titans like Bill Clinton, George Schultz and Henry Kissinger, partly with her intoxicating pipes.
|
|
Simultaneously unnerving and intoxicating, Tranquility Base is as hard to leave as it is to get into.
|
|
But the star of the show is the crust: chewy, tangy, with an intoxicating almost-floral aroma.
|
|
The nonstop party, combined with the promise of a big payday, was intoxicating — at least at first.
|
|
He said it can help pets with the same problems, but without the intoxicating effects of THC.
|
|
The acclaim was intoxicating, and whether intentionally or not, Albert fell into the role of puppet-master.
|
|
Oracular, intoxicating poems are punctuated by quasi-Socratic dialogues, titled "The Poetry Cops," about memory and narrative.
|
|
It doesn't play out like an intoxicating episode from the HBO series of the same name either.
|
|
It evokes the fresh-out-of-the-box, intoxicating chemical smell of plastic childhood costumes of old.
|
|
Intoxicating liquor can't be mailed in the U.S., and services like FedEx have strict requirements for delivery.
|
|
It was a well, to paraphrase the mysterious Woodsman, that descended deep and retrieved strange, intoxicating water.
|
|
After them, the ballerina's footwork gets faster and more intricate, with phrases of the most intoxicating brio.
|
|
I slather strawberry jam onto another piece of the baguette while J. makes coffee; the smell is intoxicating.
|
|
Shoplifting, I realized, was easy, and the feeling of walking out of a store with something was intoxicating.
|
|
A whiff of your former lover's cologne can be intoxicating enough to derail even the most perfect day.
|
|
But the feeling that any individual match—and often the entire tournament—hangs in the balance is intoxicating.
|
|
Using Evan, myself, and the landscape as subjects, I was capturing intimacy in its purest, most intoxicating form.
|
|
The fragrance got its start as a bath bomb, complete with an intoxicating, burgundy-colored center, of course.
|
|
Her writing is intoxicating and flummoxing, from a mind that can't stand still between satire and earnest affection.
|
|
Standing up to Mr Trump feels intoxicating, but Europe's options are limited by its own divisions and dependence.
|
|
TO WALK AMONG the protesters in Khartoum, Sudan's capital, is to be caught up in an intoxicating scene.
|
|
I think I would find this meme soothing—even intoxicating—if I didn't have a fear of success.
|
|
Her power spans beyond her gender or her lifestyle... it's the person she is that is so intoxicating.
|
|
That's the great, intoxicating part of D.C. for me, but it's also the part that grinds you down.
|
|
The drink is an intoxicating blend of chocolate and rosemary, and it comes perfectly swirled green and brown.
|
|
So, in 1516, the dukes also acted to keep highly intoxicating substances from the people, Mr. Treffer said.
|
|
Of all Agalloch's often intoxicating, sometimes challenging, and always compelling works, The Mantle has always been my favorite.
|
|
Threes balances brick-simple mechanics with a staggering level of strategic depth, and an intoxicating sense of accomplishment.
|
|
Two decades later, however, April and her half-brother resumed contact, and she describes the feeling as intoxicating.
|
|
Women have often chalked up these changes to hormones, fatigue and the intoxicating love for a new baby.
|
|
It's an irresistible and intoxicating elixir for Americans who are being left behind in the new world order.
|
|
Massimo Bartolini's Four Organs, at the Fondazione Merz, is an exhibition that forms an intoxicating experience of sound.
|
|
Both the smell and imparted flavor are intoxicating, and are how you know you're dealing with true Marsala.
|
|
I don't care who I'm controlling or what I have to do to get it, because it's intoxicating.
|
|
The chemistry between her and the staid, dependable Jeff Colby (John James) was intoxicating to my preadolescent self.
|
|
"When you go from being left out to doing the leaving out, it can feel intoxicating," Shannon says.
|
|
Mets 6, Indians 5 CLEVELAND — The feeling of scoring a run seemed intoxicating to the Mets on Friday.
|
|
If you can whip up an intoxicating or stimulating substance readily and legally available, you can avoid prosecution.
|
|
There is hope for him, and that glittering feeling of seeing his potential is both toxic and intoxicating.
|
|
The truth was, fat was neither a bad thing nor a bad word—and this truth was intoxicating.
|
|
And when you're a little girl, feeling undeniable, being loud, taking up that much space, is utterly intoxicating.
|
|
Lipstick-red flame trees were in bloom, and the air was filled with the intoxicating smell of gasoline.
|
|
His inventive use of rhythm and rhyme is at once ridiculous and intoxicating to children and parents alike.
|
|
I cursed sugar and its intoxicating powers thoroughly before a cold shower that brought me back to reality.
|
|
Cannabidiol, aka CBD, is a compound found in cannabis and hemp that's known for its non-intoxicating, relaxing effects.
|
|
Not knowing what to expect, I showed up early for a press preview, and the space felt immediately intoxicating.
|
|
The combination of nostalgia and competitive fervor is intoxicating, making the sport feel epic and fragile all at once.
|
|
Teenage hooligans, fuelled by a cocktail of drugs, adrenaline, and motorcycle chases, appear to enjoy a hedonistic, intoxicating lifestyle.
|
|
The mix was intoxicating, and the band's 4 PM set was the perfect soundtrack to the scorching desert sun.
|
|
It made me a bit dizzy, but the heat and the smell were intoxicating, and the dizziness was fun.
|
|
For its first wallpaper collection, shown at the ICFF, Heath Ceramics has concocted intoxicating compositions of angles and curves.
|
|
We also got the suggestion that Bran's visions are intoxicating to him, which could be an issue going forward.
|
|
But not when the air is as intoxicating as it is in "Atlanta," and the setting so well captured.
|
|
During the spring, the Gurung's honey contains a rare substance called grayanotoxin, which is known for its intoxicating effects.
|
|
Just like that final shot, the horses coming around that bend bring with them the intoxicating element of potential.
|
|
Sometimes known as "liquid ecstasy," or just "G," it's a central-nervous system depressant that produces an intoxicating euphoria.
|
|
This is a dark, absorbing story of how first love can be as intoxicating and dangerous as religious fundamentalism.
|
|
Mr. Guadagnino almost can't help making everything look intoxicating, yet he also makes you believe in this family's reality.
|
|
When I first experienced her work, in 1980, it was the most kinesthetically intoxicating dance style I'd ever experienced.
|
|
Perhaps power really is just that intoxicating to her that she'll sacrifice everything else to be by Payton's side.
|
|
For younger Laborites, who barely remember the party's most recent victory, in 1999, the excitement surrounding Labor is intoxicating.
|
|
But those are things, I suppose, that all unlock a dose of freedom more intoxicating than any light beer.
|
|
That's right — the intoxicating combination of marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate are finally coming together in the most perfect form.
|
|
Others, like myself who own a wide variety of devices that are regularly replaced, will find the read-out intoxicating.
|
|
Urban rail coverage is limited, trains are prone to breakdowns and queues spill onto streets where exhaust fumes are intoxicating.
|
|
Having people want me with that sort of desperate hunger was an intoxicating force I could use to my advantage.
|
|
The oils contained the compounds THC, which gives the plant its "high," and the non-intoxicating, powerful anti-inflammatory CDB.
|
|
The end result is intoxicating, and cements Völur's status as one of the most intriguing new bands in heavy music.
|
|
It's filled with moments Conor calls "happy / sad," including a Kleenex-friendly conclusion, but it's all ultimately smooth and intoxicating.
|
|
Power can be intoxicating in the right situations, but what actually seems to be behind the ubiquity of these cases?
|
|
It's intoxicating to be able to pull up just about every song ever recorded instantly, wherever and whenever you want.
|
|
It's the element of intoxicating excitement, as songwriter Rob Knaggs will attest, that is what the band are all about.
|
|
Why, that would have to be "high-risk sexual activity" and an increased use of "intoxicating substance[s]," of course.
|
|
Early triumphs give way to intoxicating pride, and the sycophants they surround themselves with do nothing to dispel their delusions.
|
|
In many instances, making moonshine was as much about survival as it was providing intoxicating spirits to the local community.
|
|
No simple test measures the precise quantity of intoxicating tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the principal psychoactive constituent of cannabis, at the roadside.
|
|
Lots of cats actually feel no intoxicating effect at all (supporting my long-held theory: Lots of cats are fakers).
|
|
Even if you denounce influencer culture, you have to admit that the social validation of a good selfie is intoxicating.
|
|
Supplement your Olympics viewing with "Black Orpheus," Marcel Camus's intoxicating adaptation of the Greek myth, set during Carnival in Rio.
|
|
"To play someone that has no rules like that is a very rare opportunity, and incredibly intoxicating," Mr. Leto said.
|
|
But while Westerners delight in the drug's intoxicating powers, not all Amazonians are pleased with the rise of ayahuasca tourism.
|
|
Later, she will tell herself that this is a maternal impulse, but it is as selfish and intoxicating as sex.
|
|
He believes that addiction science is complicated, but that has an addictive nature and is susceptible to any intoxicating substance.
|
|
Among the most intoxicating promises of the Arab Spring was the hope that Egypt's detested security apparatus would be dismantled.
|
|
Please keep in mind that some countries are very strict about intoxicating or controlled substances being brought into their country.
|
|
Through kind-hearted banter and subtle adoring smiles, the two share an intimate compassion that is quietly intoxicating and rarely spoken.
|
|
In January, the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control issued new rules declaring that intoxicating drinks cannot be infused with marijuana.
|
|
The 18th Amendment prohibited "the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors" in the US until it was repealed in 1933.
|
|
His authenticity is intoxicating to witness — he's the least showy guy around, choosing to let his actions speak louder than words.
|
|
Carl's Jr. is using a Denver restaurant to market a hamburger infused with CBD, a non-intoxicating molecule found in cannabis.
|
|
Walking through the Union Square Greenmarket once I get off the subway is intoxicating; I love the smell of fresh produce.
|
|
There's something undeniably intoxicating about subverting concepts and ideas imbued with the warm comfort of nostalgic purity just for the laughs.
|
|
But CBD is the lesser-known, non-intoxicating cousin which has shown promise in treating epilepsy, anxiety, pain, and even addiction.
|
|
It won't stop the intoxicating hits of dopamine when you finally return to your primary phone, which is brimming with notifications.
|
|
By dint of being a newer organization, without the tangled history of defeat and devastation, the group has an intoxicating energy.
|
|
Early reviews have laid down the laurels for Williams, whose unabashed confidence is part of the intoxicating Two Dope Queens equation.
|
|
I didn't win the race—I had never been much of a runner—but the adrenaline it gave me was intoxicating.
|
|
Though it's intoxicating to exploit the liberties of whiteness in perpetuity, our ethical obligation is to create a more perfect union.
|
|
For those who do win big, the injection of money into their lives can have the same intoxicating effect as alcohol.
|
|
Football was so intoxicating that I was willing to risk anything — the threat of punishment, injuries, even sickness — to play it.
|
|
For something more intoxicating, To Laikon is a house of spirits: bottles of wine, ouzo and fruit brandy line the walls.
|
|
The hill is home to the intoxicating Orange Garden, where the children asked to eat the oranges puddled around the trees.
|
|
Another 14 allow residents to use non-intoxicating cannabidiol (CBD) products, leaving just three states without any legally approved cannabis use.
|
|
Just 17, Flannery was swept into an intoxicating, life-altering affair with an older graduate student and teaching assistant named Anne.
|
|
She was herself like drugs, absolutely intoxicating and capable of making you feel like the most important person on the planet.
|
|
The words are like an incantation, a spell — intoxicating for children and mercifully unannoying for parents, even on the hundredth reading.
|
|
There, they ate, slept and imbibed the intoxicating revolutionary fervor — literally, in the form of Russian vodka and strong Georgian brandy.
|
|
Once officers arrived, Boyd accused his girlfriend, Deona Styron, of intoxicating and secretly recording him while someone else was in the house.
|
|
That sense of accomplishment is intoxicating, but there's a new type of puzzle that wants to completely rob us of that feeling.
|
|
We domesticated grains so that we could mash them up and let them transform into intoxicating liquids that would bring us together.
|
|
As it turns out, it's the folks in ideologically conservative states who love the intoxicating herb (particularly when it's balanced with florals).
|
|
As details of her gruesome murder began to emerge, the press dubbed her the Black Dahlia after the exotic but intoxicating flower.
|
|
Asked what was in his e-cigarette Diaz admitted it was cannabidiol oil, or CDB, a non-intoxicating compound found in marijuana.
|
|
But that lure of the attention... that feeling of being in a room, and being chosen and applauded... it must be intoxicating.
|
|
It's a disturbing, intoxicating piece of entertainment, designed to push your buttons and leave you questioning the divide between fantasy and reality.
|
|
Jerkin'––which had nothing to do with its name's onanistic connotations––was an intoxicating blend of dance, music, and bright, garish fashion.
|
|
When Zikr: A Sufi Revival came to a close, I only had a taste of the religious experience, but it was intoxicating.
|
|
"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
|
|
Debut novelists can prove intoxicating in shallow ways — by virtue of their youth and precocity, their big advances, their buzz and hype.
|
|
"I find the feminine form fused with futuristic fashion and technology to both incredibly intoxicating and empowering," Henkel says of Sorayama's gynoids.
|
|
The loopy, up-all-night energy is one of the most intoxicating things about the shows the 24 Hour Company puts on.
|
|
The experience was intoxicating, he said, and for the first time in his eight years running in Pamplona, he craved a memento.
|
|
Power, everybody knows, is intoxicating—even more so when that power is precarious and held over someone who would normally wield it.
|
|
She makes that quandary intoxicating: Her uses of structure (with reiterations and literally retrograde movements), space and rhythm keep changing my answers.
|
|
Not only was the bullring in the middle of the town, where Portuguese immigrants had initially settled, but the energy was intoxicating.
|
|
Tuberose, an intoxicating white flower that had its heyday in the 21892s in Robert Piguet's Fracas, is back in a big way.
|
|
Last month, the orchestra's performance of Luciano Berio's "Sinfonia" achieved an exalted state of intoxicating transcendence, no alcohol at the seats required.
|
|
CBD is a nonintoxicating compound that, like the intoxicating compound THC, is found in varying amounts in hemp, a legal cannabis plant.
|
|
Metamorphosing between figure and abstraction, her paintings have an intoxicating quality that is uneasy and charming, creating a comforting darkness that haunts you.
|
|
And you see how incredibly intoxicating it is for the rubes in the pews -- just as it remains for millions of real Americans.
|
|
His version was so smooth and so intoxicating that the ladies were screaming and the crowd began clapping in unison down the stretch.
|
|
Not to mention, time previously spent going to bars in the hopes of hooking up likely gets swapped out for less intoxicating activities.
|
|
Scenes like these thrive on Bobby's brash, intoxicating self-confidence, but "Naming Rights" slyly undermines that impression in ways that he cannot see.
|
|
Meanwhile, 10 states and Washington, DC, have legalized the intoxicating form of cannabis for recreational purposes, while 32 states have for medical uses.
|
|
Vocals are prominent, forward without ever growing strident, and they combine with the sub-bass prowess of these headphones for an intoxicating mix.
|
|
To wit: The scents are downright intoxicating, the bottles are large enough to last months, and the price is hard to beat: $4.99.
|
|
I don't consider myself a reality TV junkie, but there is a unique magic to the genre's dating shows I find especially intoxicating.
|
|
It's like learning a new language—something like 11 dialects of a new language—and when you make progress, The Witness is intoxicating.
|
|
And, of course, they can complement that taste with the intoxicating experience of THC, like traditional chefs might pair foods with particular wines.
|
|
This feeling is the one so many of my mother friends have told me is unmistakable, intoxicating, addictive: This person has chosen you.
|
|
The product has over 11,000 mostly glowing reviews on Birchbox's website that detail everything from the product's intoxicating smell to its smoothing abilities.
|
|
As Haid was becoming more itinerant, the "digital nomad" lifestyle was emerging from the intoxicating ether of techno-utopianism into the real world.
|
|
On a walk through her neighborhood in San Francisco, Ms. Miller stopped to examine a tree with white blossoms and an intoxicating scent.
|
|
There is something downright intoxicating about the two stars' charisma, and their chemistry feels as inexorable as tectonic plates moving toward each other.
|
|
There's a synth line here that's straight out of a Psychadelic Furs song, and a darkness floating around the sound that is intoxicating.
|
|
Clearer, lighter and blander than the Bavarian lagers that had previously dominated the market, pilsners looked cleaner, healthier, more stable and less intoxicating.
|
|
Soto entered a peculiar mind-set that can settle over a combatant in the seconds before battle, a feeling of absolute, intoxicating clarity.
|
|
The jump to 19973D—even though a fair number of those early games look utterly shite these days—was both revolutionary and intoxicating.
|
|
Maybe you met your current partner because you pressed your butt against them in a club to the intoxicating rhythm of "Ever Blazin".
|
|
It was intoxicating stuff for fans, who were moved to emit a series of delighted guttural noises in lieu of specific words or chants.
|
|
The red container would open with a dramatic whoosh, and from beneath the decorative paper rose intoxicating zephyrs of toasted phyllo, pistachio, and honey.
|
|
Through intoxicating Punk-Glam outfits, and as a cabaret circuit favorite, Alexis was able to distill the style they brought to underground film projects.
|
|
He's a "small town kid ushered into a dangerous, but intoxicating life of crime," as our narrator — Jughead (Cole Sprouse) — announces at the open.
|
|
But it's strangely inert, and that's because it's missing one key ingredient — the thing that made the novel on which it's based so intoxicating.
|
|
The smell of my meal alone is intoxicating: a swirling vortex of cumin, soybean sauces, and sharply aromatic spices rise from the steaming dishes.
|
|
The allure of your partner's unlocked phone or laptop can be intoxicating, even if you don't have a particular reason to go poking around.
|
|
It was Spieth's ninth holed shot in 12 tour starts this season, and his reaction was intoxicating, a fizzy cocktail of surprise and satisfaction.
|
|
Utah, a state where even regular beer is considered too intoxicating, has made possession of heroin or cocaine a misdemeanor rather than a felony.
|
|
N.Y.C. Nature Anyone who has ventured into a New York City woodland in early summer has probably experienced the intoxicating scent of Japanese honeysuckle.
|
|
Fashion perfumes originated in Belle Époque Paris, and for generations, it was their intoxicating scent that proved to be their most effective selling tool.
|
|
The Constellatory Practice is a study in unsettling ritual ambient, stumbling doom, and off-kilter black metal, conveyed via the outfit's trademark intoxicating aura.
|
|
The milky, aromatic steam that wafts from Hainan-style chicken and rice—redolent of chicken fat, ginger, and sharp alliums—is an intoxicating one.
|
|
Yet the sight of pregnant women misusing intoxicating substances and media reports of newborns experiencing symptoms of acute opioid withdrawal elicit harsher reactions, too.
|
|
Laced with the intoxicating aroma of almonds and flowers, the resulting jam is an improbable improvement over the natural perfection of ripe stone fruit.
|
|
My first rounds with a table are intoxicating, as lights and sounds glitter around my attempts to punt the ball in the right direction.
|
|
It is an exhibition of several sculptural objects that are both kinetic artworks and functioning, autonomous musical instruments — forming one intoxicating experience of sound.
|
|
The British native, who moved to the city in 2009, loved the store as soon as she caught an intoxicating whiff of its offerings.
|
|
At least the music — a dreamy cover of Donovan's 1966 hit "Season of the Witch" by the British singer-songwriter Molly — proves intoxicating. Sept.
|
|
But for Ingrid, who is lonely and disturbed, that image is intoxicating, and she'll do anything to get close to it and mimic it.
|
|
Social media bolsters the extremes: feeds are deep red or deep blue, and programmers in Menlo Park are compensated to keep those colors intoxicating.
|
|
The beaming, round-cheeked kid in the framed picture — it is spotlighted on a small table when the audience arrives — exudes an intoxicating innocence.
|
|
Unlike in sports, when a competition dancer wins, she comes away with the intoxicating knowledge that she is not just good, but also liked.
|
|
The photojournalist Melissa Lyttle traveled to Artesia, in southeast Los Angeles County, where she captured the intoxicating energy of the bullring with her camera.
|
|
That's part of what makes this time of year so intoxicating and emotional, the heady sense of loss that comes with the exciting change.
|
|
Although the early colonies notoriously promoted hemp production in the 22005th century, there's no evidence the intoxicating strain of the plant was ever grown.
|
|
From the early days of hip-hop and punk to the city's current gentrification, he is a true believer in the city's intoxicating energy.
|
|
With their intoxicating prose, writers like Paula Wolfert, Marcella Hazan and Richard Olney transported me to kitchens thousands of miles and many decades away.
|
|
"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
|
|
It's a lot to take in, but it makes for an intoxicating start to Okja, the latest bonkers satire from director Bong Joon-ho.
|
|
If I came home to that wonderful, intoxicating smell, and there was no chicken to be eaten, I'd probably just be left angry and hungry.
|
|
But while this camera appears to have that intoxicating blend of small size, decent quality, and reasonable price, there is one problem it won't solve.
|
|
To Broder, the mermaid-human relationship captured exactly what she was interested in exploring in her novel: the dark, intoxicating pull of a fantasy relationship.
|
|
We're not ashamed to say we look to them week after week not only for their intoxicating drama, but for their tastemaker status as well.
|
|
Who can deny the intoxicating allure of a soap opera-style drama in which grown adults drop their inhibitions and duke it out for love?
|
|
Something about that intoxicating combination of cheese, sauce, crust, and toppings elicits a kind of devotion that surpasses how we normally feel about our foodstuffs.
|
|
So I sort of add all those things together, and there's something intoxicating about making this thing every day, because that feedback is so intense.
|
|
The new Fab Five — Antoni, Bobby, Jonathan, Karamo, and Tan — have garnered a cult following online and the show's wholesome, feel-good premise is intoxicating.
|
|
The regime would control all intoxicating drugs, including alcohol, to try to prevent problematic drug use, based on the scientific definition of drug abuse disorders.
|
|
The mix of newfound religion and a simplified politics that viewed Muslims as global victims of oppression at the hands of nonbelievers would prove intoxicating.
|
|
These are powerful, statement roses, using the most exquisite flowers from Turkey and Syria, and they smell intoxicating on nearly everyone (or so perfumers claim).
|
|
The theme park makes up for its lack of snow and intoxicating scent of evergreen trees with a huge variety of festive holiday sweet treats.
|
|
There were drug addicts and alcoholics and women who dowsed their cleaning rags with disinfectant and huffed those poisonous and intoxicating fumes into their lungs.
|
|
The mystery of not knowing what the other person will do next can be extremely intoxicating, but you do not get this with a Capricorn.
|
|
But for the hardworking roasters, grinders, and packers who make that olfactory experience possible for you every morning, it could be more toxic than intoxicating.
|
|
The air pulsed with energy and howled with intoxicating sonic darkness, and without even realizing it, I found myself drawn up to the very front.
|
|
His films are as intoxicating as they are illuminating, a welcome reminder, in this or any time, that seriousness and pleasure go hand in hand.
|
|
The welcoming, intoxicating mix of ammonia and gossip, coupled with required reading of trashy tabloid hymnals, made it, if not a religious experience, certainly close.
|
|
" More recently, she tapped him for the title role in her "Richard III," which The Irish Times in September praised as "both intoxicating and disturbing.
|
|
So too is the smoking of meth — clouds swirling in front of faces, half cloaking naked bodies, intoxicating the performer directly and the viewer indirectly.
|
|
Relationships are intoxicating, self-discovery is angst-ridden, and the future is full of endless possibilities built on beautifully reckless dreams only teenagers can have.
|
|
The outlook is often grim, but thanks to Díaz's riveting and intoxicating narrative, we manage to see the characters' unsentimental determination for a better life.
|
|
Winner of the Cannes Grand Prix and Senegal's official Academy Award entry, Mati Diop's Atlantics offers an intoxicating look at love, loss, injustice, and fear.
|
|
SAHBABII FEATURING LOSO LOADED "Pull Up Wit Ah Stick" (Casting Bait/Warner Bros.) The melodies are intoxicating on this sweet hymnal about casual violence. 220.
|
|
The thought of getting to know more of the Guy, one of the most intriguing players in a cast of intoxicating characters, is intensely appealing.
|
|
In its pages, Mr. Wenner cultivated literary icons, including Hunter S. Thompson and Tom Wolfe, whose lengthy articles chronicled an often chaotic and intoxicating world.
|
|
The show's intoxicating blend of so many different elements means that even a comedy like Psych could do a full hour of Twin Peaks gags.
|
|
Each floor, each room, is a revelation, a testament to artistic ingenuity, an intoxicating spectacle that brings together half of a century of formal innovation.
|
|
It's not only intoxicating mix of every disaster movie, The Punisher, and 90s rap videos, but also the strongest argument for vegetarianism we've ever seen.
|
|
The hindered business of the street coupled with the intoxicating mix of anticipation and secrecy caused some event staff to drop the air of mystery.
|
|
His current solo show incorporates about a dozen spray painted canvases and two watercolors on paper, varying in size, both visually intoxicating and fluorescently frenetic.
|
|
"Her star power was blinding, and everything she did—the iconic performances, publicity stunts, the music... the untouchable music—it was an intoxicating combination," he said.
|
|
What it is: Three and a half minutes of musical swagger, with Gaga extolling her own intoxicating charisma in a lyrical conflation of music and sexuality.
|
|
It's intoxicating, playing a racing game that teaches you the kind of extensive and granular intuition that it takes to compete in Formula 1 these days.
|
|
The only glitch in that budding myth was the band's own realization that the tumult of Hot Water Music was too intoxicating to walk away from.
|
|
Apex Legends is a whole lot of fun, but like the best BR games, squeezing out a win can be overwhelming and intoxicating in equal measure.
|
|
OVER LUNCH with Roger Stone, perhaps the most colourful adviser to Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, the stories flow faster and are more intoxicating than wine.
|
|
When protests broke out in Moscow and St Petersburg in 2011, Rastorguev was in the thick of it, trying to convey the intoxicating atmosphere of freedom.
|
|
Plus, everytime you look closely at it, you get to experience the intoxicating smell of crayons that you probably haven't encountered since you were a kid.
|
|
Taste As Much As Possible Wine is, above all else, about the pleasure of discovery—the discovery of new flavors as well as new, intoxicating sensations.
|
|
It not only involves the transportation of intoxicated passengers but also the delivery of intoxicating beverages, and both of those experiences may not involve a driver.
|
|
It may be intoxicating to see their activism rewarded with the pomp and ceremony of an accord like the Paris climate deal, but they're ultimately meaningless.
|
|
"So much life was taken away, but thinking about a piece of land teeming with animal life and trees and grass was so intoxicating," she says.
|
|
One of the intoxicating things about living in the city is that it's forever requiring Da Beast to add new and exciting tics to its arsenal.
|
|
Ms. Moneo's dancing, often exemplifying the same crossed-over legwork as Farruquito, was marvelously robust, with intoxicating touches of self-contradiction, as if expressing conflicting impulses.
|
|
Rock and roll would blare out of the jukeboxes and radios in the Lower East Side bars he grew up around, and he found it intoxicating.
|
|
This edition of the newsletter was even assembled in London at the end of a five-day stay that was as intoxicating as any I've had.
|
|
As in China as a whole, the sense of possibility in the capital was intoxicating, even if the ghosts of students massacred near Tiananmen Square lingered.
|
|
It had been nearly 10 years since I had last skied, and bombing down the mountain felt as pure and intoxicating as galloping on a horse.
|
|
A smoky, intoxicating aroma will draw you into the Steak Barn, a former sawmill that's part of the popular Balgove Larder farm shop and cafe complex.
|
|
Before now, Frazier said, the best batting-practice hitter he ever saw was Wily Mo Pena, an itinerant slugger of the mid-2000s with intoxicating power.
|
|
Still, the vision of a C-3PO-like robot in every home is an intoxicating sci-fi vision that's hard for big tech companies to ignore.
|
|
A drug test had returned positive for THC, the intoxicating compound in marijuana; evidently their son had been exposed to it, presumably in Mr. Pennington's presence.
|
|
A hundred years ago this month, the U.S. embarked on an official prohibition on the "manufacture, sale or transportation of intoxicating liquors" anywhere within the country.
|
|
Back when drinking and driving without a seatbelt barely raised an eyebrow, it was a natural to name a college football game after an intoxicating beverage.
|
|
With their 1987 album Music for the Masses behind them (30 years old this week), Mode's intoxicating blend of melancholy and melody had never been stronger.
|
|
She had algae-green eyes, lips like apple turnovers, supermodel legs, and an intoxicating habit of humming and squeezing my hand whenever when I said anything.
|
|
The priestesses, basically stoned teenagers who sit over an intoxicating mountain fissure and claim to speak for Apollo, give everyone visions that tell them what to do.
|
|
The Food and Drug Administration has previously admitted to the possibility that manufacturers purposefully added rat poison to their supply, hoping to boost the drug's intoxicating effect.
|
|
Once our taste-testers arrived we promptly served them a glass (bowl) of Pinot Meow; it's an intoxicating blend of beet juice, catnip, salt and natural preservatives.
|
|
Keep in mind that CBD is relaxing, but not intoxicating; the THC in weed is the part that gets you high—and for some, this is ideal.
|
|
That gut-wrenching moment is why the show, and specifically this finale, is so brilliant, so intoxicating, and so potentially the best hour of television ever made.
|
|
They went for the booze—or, more precisely, for the intoxicating mixture of drink and gossip, alcohol and plotting, that once made British politics such a joy.
|
|
" As pointed out in Haaretz coverage of the study, officials and medical professionals alike are still hesitant to prescribe cannabinoids, "even after their intoxicating qualities are neutralized.
|
|
For someone who favors exploration over combat, the ability to mess with the world in this way—essentially creating ladders wherever I damn well please—is intoxicating.
|
|
"Will," however, adds an intriguing chapter to the bard's legend, in a TNT series that presents him as a young man breathing in fame's first intoxicating fumes.
|
|
In Vanuatu on Wednesday, Morrison said Australia will allow imports of the kava, an intoxicating drink that is deeply embedded in the social fabric of Pacific islanders.
|
|
"This is the same wry, peripatetic series at heart, an intoxicating vision of urban life as a web of stories connected by wisps of smoke," he added.
|
|
He's convinced that Madison Avenue's fixation with the lithe and intoxicating 18-29 demographic has torpedoed his chances to get a few old faces on the tube.
|
|
Or maybe you intended to do so along, orchestrating low-level theft for the intoxicating high of cheating a billion-dollar business out of a buck fifty.
|
|
He gets in on the act, groping one of the sister's breasts, until the intoxicating moment abruptly ends, and she shoos him away like an irritating insect.
|
|
And now, we have some more disconcerting news to report about the makers of some of your other favorite treats—in this case, the liquid, intoxicating ones.
|
|
There is an art to the preparation of a sacrifice, and as the prologue draws to its shivery end, we sense the intoxicating power of that art.
|
|
It was a darker motivation that led Congress to ban booze entirely: a condescending view of Native Americans as helpless to resist the intoxicating allure of alcohol.
|
|
For some United States Army leaders, the imagery was intoxicating: Iraqi soldiers cowering in fear as dozens of American rockets and artillery shells broke open above them.
|
|
The haunt incorporates the same intoxicating sonic loop that Benjamin is known for, with a stack of vintage televisions humming, buzzing, and glowing throughout the darkened space.
|
|
She sprayed the perfume in the air around her and kept quiet as all the women sniffed the air, wondering about the source of the intoxicating smell.
|
|
Being online can be toxic and intoxicating, and thus far the high drama that can happen from behind screens has been hard to translate to onscreen narratives.
|
|
Just like the book, the series follows the intoxicating romance between Marianne and Connell, two teenagers from very different backgrounds, living in a small west Ireland town.
|
|
The game was intoxicating, terrifying, and rightfully earned its place as my #2 game that year, despite fighting with its often times frustrating controls and chaotic HUD.
|
|
The three of them sound like the well-bred daughters of a nineteenth-century temperance clan, yet their job is to pour forth an intoxicating stream. Bliss.
|
|
Michael Biggica, the founder of Pixel Financial Planning, said 2019 is the year of "pent-up demand" and that the excitement of a windfall can be intoxicating.
|
|
There was no indication that the incident was an act of a coordinated attack, with the driver believed to have been under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
|
|
In fact, many products are high in the non-intoxicating compound CBD (cannabidiol) and have have little to no THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which is the psychoactive compound in cannabis.
|
|
She was intoxicating, powerful, always worried about someone else despite the fact that she would be the first to tell you that she was dying, and forever inspiring.
|
|
The sensory overload is so intoxicating that I can't help feeling like I have found an example of the goal of so many spiritual traditions: heaven on earth.
|
|
In a genre not known for being particularly kind to — or even remotely interested in — its women, Pugh is intoxicating, infusing the character with steely confidence and poise.
|
|
Each film has, with almost surgical precision, removed more of the wit and playfulness that made his initial outings so intoxicating, replacing them with a languorous flat-footedness.
|
|
MDMA and γ-hydroxybutyric acid/γ-butyrolactone (GHL)/γ-Hydroxybutyric acid (GHB), club drugs with intoxicating effects similar to alcohol, were consistently rated as the most positive drugs.
|
|
There was an intoxicating mix of hedonism and bravado as we downed beers and dissected every aspect of the "socialist paradise" we had been presented with that day.
|
|
For some reason, though, they're still trying to form a relationship between the two, and it's the trainwreck of emotions that follow that make this show so intoxicating.
|
|
Watching the music video for Erika de Casier's intoxicating G-funk single "Do My Thing" feels like discovering a pop star before they've realized they're a pop star.
|
|
The movie's blend of stop-motion animation for the main action with computer-generated backgrounds is seamless, creating what is the most visually intoxicating of all Laika's movies.
|
|
I was ready for warmth when the risotto arrived; it was velvety and intoxicating, prepared with lobster mushrooms and corn, and paired with an obscure Timorasso from Piedmont.
|
|
It captures, more than anything before, the gravid, intoxicating atmosphere of Britain in the 1990s that nurtured the most consequential generation of British artists of the last century.
|
|
This one is heady and musky and intoxicating, but it's also somewhat mutable: When it's warmer out, the grassy notes come through; in colder months, it seems spicier.
|
|
This book is a pure and uncomplicated pleasure to read, and it begs to be guzzled down like chilled rosé, sweet and summery and just a little intoxicating.
|
|
And, on stage, where they belong, it's not corny, but rather intoxicating in the truest sense—it kills your inhibitions, makes you grin, screws with your bodily functions.
|
|
What they build up to is even more seductive than anything that led up to it — a moment of breathtaking romanticism that's as intoxicating as it is unexpected.
|
|
His intoxicating call to embrace liberation and to live up to our highest aspirations has inspired generations of novelists, playwrights and philosophers, to say nothing of countless undergraduates.
|
|
You may need to do a bit of traveling to find such a shop, but it is well worth venturing afar, if just for the intoxicating olfactory experience.
|
|
Their music captures the indulgent, care-free attitude that accompanied 80's Australia and the way they bring that to life in their music and aesthetic is intoxicating.
|
|
She sounded sensual and earthy in Ravel's intoxicating "Chansons Madécasses," in which the piano, cello and flute parts are like equal partners in a dialogue with the voice.
|
|
I was propelled by something far more fundamental and intoxicating and disturbing, something that could not be argued away with the use of reason: It had felt good.
|
|
By which I mean I found it on Netflix, which has become the internet's most invaluable and intoxicating portal to the parts of planet Earth that aren't America.
|
|
We can take pleasure in Varo's intimate musings, but we should also acknowledge the writings as creative works that are as significant and intoxicating as her visual art.
|
|
It was intoxicating—not just in the literal sense of opiate euphoria—but also because heroin allowed me to dissociate from everything and everyone but my own inner world.
|
|
But power is as intoxicating for lower court judges as for anyone else, and being part of the Resistance is very fashionable in San Francisco, Hawaii and the like.
|
|
Standouts include Violet McGraw and Julian Hillard as the young twins, Victoria Pedretti as the tortured baby sibling as an adult, and Kate Siegel's rough but intoxicating adult Theodora.
|
|
Then he learned that dogs, like humans, respond to the properties of cannabidiol, also known as CBD, a cannabis compound that helps the body relax without producing intoxicating effects.
|
|
There's no drinking like glamorous drinking, and Taylor has now entered territory first explored in the impossibly decadent "Blank Space" music video, this time with a fizzily intoxicating twist.
|
|
During testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives' Oversight Committee, Trump's longtime "fixer" described a boss who was "intoxicating" but also deeply flawed, a "conman" who lied without hesitation.
|
|
Carl's Jr. is using a Denver restaurant to market a hamburger infused with CBD, a non-intoxicating molecule found in cannabis that many believe is beneficial to their health.
|
|
Because he's usually outside working on our garden, I created an earthy, intoxicating blend — No. 9 Vallée de Farney — that represents what he loves and reminds me of him.
|
|
But if member states and partners can sacrifice the intoxicating vision of the Great Green Wall for a more flexible approach, they could yet deliver on its spectacular promise.
|
|
That's obviously not the case today, which is why watching old camcorder footage of people hanging out at a Florida 7-11 at 2:30 AM is so intoxicating.
|
|
This is the most intoxicating part of the Marley myth: the dream that someone had the answers; if only he had survived long enough to save us all. ♦
|
|
But Modi's gesture seized headlines and provided an intoxicating display of power, with the damage to the economy and misery visited upon the majority failing to dent Modi's popularity.
|
|
" Alcohol: 'Whiskey, beer and other intoxicating liquors" … "two quart bottles of champagne, and a bottle of cocktail made from whiskey and other things" … "a brandy flask" Case: Dolan v.
|
|
At The New Yorker, Malcolm Gladwell is a quixotic genius and Anthony Lane writes about film with a combination of expertise and wit that is never less than intoxicating.
|
|
She can go from sort of Bambi in the woods to someone who's like, 'Don't you mess with me,' and do it in a flash — I find it intoxicating.
|
|
The figures' rough, rudimentary drawing upsets the intoxicating ambiguity of the larger shapes like a false note, and their drastic difference in scale makes them hard to focus on.
|
|
In his 91 years, Wright, who suffered a raft of personal tragedies, concocted an intoxicating elixir of a persona, mixing rank self-aggrandizement with no-way-but-forward tenacity.
|
|
It's an intoxicating, delicate balancing act: get too tired to work and you're SOL if you get hungry; fail to train enough and you'll slow your progress to a halt.
|
|
Officers reported Maxwell appeared to be intoxicated and wrote a "strong odor of intoxicating liquor emanated from his breath" when they arrived to the MLB player's home, court documents stated.
|
|
The bar in front of me was fully stocked with non-intoxicating substances, and the expertly-mixed $11 cocktail I was sipping didn't have a drop of alcohol in it.
|
|
But the intoxicating nature of social media, especially when you have a big audience cheering you on and/or criticizing your every last word, has fucked me up big time.
|
|
The fact that these young men kept Diet Coke on hand for female company charmed me, even if it was mostly for the purpose of intoxicating girls for nefarious ends.
|
|
Instead of Nixonian euphemisms about law and order, or Reaganite winks about welfare queens, Trump offers the intoxicating thrill of telling protesters and immigrants—them—to get the hell out.
|
|
The elaborate decorations were even more intoxicating with the help of powerfully boozy cocktails and Polynesian-inspired food, which was a welcome change from mainstream American cuisine at the time.
|
|
Goodwood is an intoxicating mix of young and old, both in terms of cars and people The Goodwood Festival of Speed has been nothing short of a delight for me.
|
|
"
Writing about this intoxicating moment later, in 1999, Greer recalled that she and many of her cohort had been embarrassed by the contemptuous phrase "women's lib," short for "women's liberation.
|
|
It's that intoxicating feeling where you're having fun and that tantalizing awareness of something new and exciting, and I kind of want to just bask in it while I can.
|
|
Shaken, Stirred, Styled: The Art of the Cocktail, currently on view in a small gallery at the Dallas Museum of Art, is a fittingly intoxicating show not to be missed.
|
|
That's when you hear about how it happened, how he went: headset on, plugged in, wired directly into a virtual reality world too immersive, too intoxicating, to pull out of.
|
|
It's no surprise that you want to keep that Leo in your life: Flirting with someone new can be thrilling and intoxicating, and Leo is the royalty of the zodiac.
|
|
Our imagination has been shaped by a racist mainstream press, the biased interests of a powerful music industry, and a moral obfuscation produced by that most intoxicating of drugs—fame.
|
|
And it would mean less time in the intoxicating, swaggery presence of Jones's Anne Lister, a woman called "unnatural" behind her back but who proves herself a force of nature.
|
|
Still in his prime and not quite finished with a third decade on this planet, Steph Curry might be the most important, dangerous, and intoxicating offensive player in NBA history.
|
|
He lashes out at the smallest perceived slight with ferocity, while praise of any kind is so intoxicating to him that he is blind to where that praise comes from.
|
|
After turning the last page, it's a delight to plunge back into the dark, intoxicating world Onda conjures and discover pieces of the puzzle that you missed the first time.
|
|
As the Arab Spring unfolded, this rising Islamic State struck a vivid contrast to the rapid collapse of Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen, an intoxicating counterpoint to failed secular regimes.
|
|
He recorded his intoxicating new album, "Wisdom of Elders," with South African musicians in Johannesburg, and it's suffused with a sense of righteous struggle even in the glow of jubilation.
|
|
I woke from "The Heavens" as I hope to emerge from any work of fiction: moved and unsettled, a new and intoxicating set of questions alight on the mind's horizon.
|
|
I woke from 'The Heavens' as I hope to emerge from any work of fiction: moved and unsettled, a new and intoxicating set of questions alight on the mind's horizon.
|
|
Anti-Black Friday sentiment is just as intoxicating as a good deal because, as it turns out, Americans don't really like Black Friday commotion, especially when it spills into Thanksgiving.
|
|
That feeling—of learning, of getting it, of earning that W—is intoxicating, and I hope to find much more of that as I continue in its weird, beautiful world.
|
|
It is precisely this tense, uncanny leitmotif of repeated death — of intoxicating Pop, of emotional conditioning, of painting, of capital punishment — that permeates Warhol's best pictures and charges them with allusion.
|
|
A good warm-weather fragrance should evoke just the opposite: exposed skin heated by the sunshine, bright and crisp or rich and intoxicating, the kind of scent that leaves a trail.
|
|
Dogs and cats are increasingly taking the non-intoxicating cannabis compound as their owners seek to provide relief to their four-legged friends for everything from anxiety to pain and seizures.
|
|
But with Rapture, BioShock writer Ken Levine realized a truly intoxicating environment, a utopia built in the 1940s, by the Objectivist Andrew Ryan, far away from the reach of government control.
|
|
But every time you unroll it, instead of being met with the smell of the chemical brew required to make foam, you'll get to inhale the intoxicating smell of real leather.
|
|
It's not difficult to insert enzymes into brewer's yeast so that it yields something like THC or CBD, the non-intoxicating cannabis-derived chemical swept up in America's latest wellness trend.
|
|
After years of being the little girl too shy to speak, too terrified to fight back, the dark magic of anger was the single most intoxicating sensation I had ever felt.
|
|
CS: When I was eleven I traveled to a museum and was drawn by the intoxicating aroma of oil paint to a room downstairs where adults were painting a still-life.
|
|
The cacophony was dizzying, intoxicating, and oppressive once the artillery gunners on the train started drawing a bead on my position via the machine guns that were set up around me.
|
|
The intoxicating beat, juxtaposed with catchy declarations like "Bitch, I'm a cow" and "I'm not a cat, I don't say meow" creates a bop that you can't help dancing along to.
|
|
When they were asked a series of questions after their puffing sessions, none of the participants indicated that they felt intoxicating effects from the higher-alcohol e-liquid, the study found.
|
|
The Fairyland series, a middle-grade quintet by Catherynne M. Valente, reads like a fairy tale told by a mad Victorian who's drunk on absinthe and heaps of intoxicating, luxurious words.
|
|
On a new episode of Hamilton's Pharmacopeia, Hamilton travels to Réunion Island and Madagascar in search of a species of fish fabled to hold intoxicating qualities and mess with people's dreams.
|
|
On "Sugarboy" she goes one step further by relishing in the gender-bending kink present in such a relationship, her voice slathered all over the intoxicating club beat like golden syrup.
|
|
But I had heard about the potential calming properties of CBD—short for cannabidiol, the non-intoxicating compound in cannabis—and wondered whether it would smooth out the caffeine's stimulatory effects.
|
|
That intoxicating rush of emotion, awe, and understanding becomes inextricably linked to your idea of what this thing is supposed to be like, and invariably forms the bedrock for your preferences.
|
|
She was hired in 2014, after having been digital director of the Skeptiseum, an intoxicating virtual museum of fringe science and far-out religion curated by Joe Nickell, a paranormal skeptic.
|
|
Allison Janae Hamilton's multitudinous, mythic installation is intoxicating; it gorgeously envelops you in Southern landscape while simultaneously bringing to the surface the history of racial and classed exploitation in the region.
|
|
Instead, the Pakistani police said on Sunday, they were given an intoxicating drink and then beaten with batons and hacked with knives, leaving 20 of them dead and four others injured.
|
|
Whether your giftee prefers ebooks or physical books with that intoxicating new book smell, we have gifts that will send them into their reading nooks with big smiles on their faces.
|
|
You could turn it off when you start to feel that way, but the sounds on NTS Sessions are strangely intoxicating, a compelling case for giving yourself over to the machines.
|
|
There ends up being an implicit contract to work on something: even if it feels hard, even if it doesn't feel magnetic or intoxicating anymore; to work toward creating these dynamics.
|
|
Morrison, on a tour of the Pacific, also promised to relax curbs on imports of Kava - a mildly intoxicating brew that is deeply embedded in the social fabric of Pacific islanders.
|
|
They've outscored opponents by 9.7 points per 100 possessions when Jordan, Gallo, and Griffin share the floor, and Teodosic's intoxicating pass-first mentality may singlehandedly reverse the team's self-serving modus operandi.
|
|
And Attraction Lab did have me thinking about past sensory attractions: how intoxicating it felt to sit next to someone I was crushing on, or how ridiculously good a certain ex smelled.
|
|
Truth is intoxicating, and Madonna's career rebirth in the late '90s and early 2000s highlighted how baring it all could counteract the whims of even the most youth-ravenous, capricious industry around.
|
|
When a game with excellent platforming feel comes along, there's nothing else like it; it becomes intoxicating to see what I can pull off, and then ask the game to demand more.
|
|
In 2010 a group of British drug experts ranked 20 popular intoxicating substances on 16 physical, psychological and social harms, including those done to non-users, such as crime and family breakdown.
|
|
To those who have been told to take up as little space as possible, to stop raising a fuss, to complain less — the feelings that Freidhoff's game worlds permit are simply intoxicating.
|
|
" Theroux admits that the all or nothing commitment, what he calls a "revolutionary fanaticism," of Scientologists is not unique to Scientology, but he says, "It is there and it is extremely intoxicating.
|
|
He was believed to be under the influence of some intoxicating substance, a police source has told Reuters, while law enforcement officials told ABC News he was apparently high on synthetic marijuana.
|
|
It's an intoxicating blend that takes you from Thai psychedelic group Khun Narin's "Lam Phu Thai #1," to the indomitable Moritz Von Oswald's "Sounding Line 3", and to California rapper/producer Anderson .
|
|
You'll cautiously revisit a show you once lost your heart to, thinking it can't possibly be as intoxicating as it was the first time around, especially if there have been cast changes.
|
|
A delectable, sneakily intoxicating show, it's very smartly adapted by Joshua William Gelb from the 1866 stage spectacular of the same name, an enormous commercial success that clocked in at five hours.
|
|
"The idea of intoxicating a large group of people is good to get a lot of data that you might not get otherwise," a software engineer named Amy Loftus said, looking around.
|
|
He was believed to be under the influence of some intoxicating substance, a police source previously told Reuters, while law enforcement officials told ABC News he was apparently high on synthetic marijuana.
|
|
Check out the intoxicating video to "Robotic Handshakes in 4D" below and if you're still not convinced that ZULI is one to watch, have at his Mix for Gamble's NTS radio show.
|
|
Open up about your work process and how you got things done incrementally over time—this will be intoxicating to Taurus, who values persistence over the long haul as a fixed sign.
|
|
On the train ride back to Florence, that tiny truffle filled the car with an extraordinary scent, an intoxicating, slightly nasty and wholly seductive mixture of garlic and lilies and dirty socks.
|
|
Public opinion is a numbers game: Distribute your work to a large enough sample and you'll accrue people who love you, which is intoxicating, but also people who don't, which is painful.
|
|
It was telling that the spectators were largely Brazilian and it was indicative of how overwhelming Salvador can appear, but how, once you find your way in, the rewards can be intoxicating.
|
|
Ferlinghetti's "spontaneous" transgressions of punctuation and spacing appealed to a kid who was warming up to the intoxicating provocations of punk rock, and I can't be alone in having had that response.
|
|
Read: "Edison," a new biography of the prolific inventor by Edmund Morris, whose "ability to set a scene, the words aligned in sweet rhythmic cadence, is damn near intoxicating," writes our critic.
|
|
As a fan, I wouldn't trade it for what's behind any curtain, because the two high points were so intoxicating that it made the other 12 years and losing to the 49ers tolerable.
|
|
Image: NASAThe ending of NASA's Cassini mission is a truly intoxicating cocktail of emotions; on one hand, the data from this 20-year-long mission will fuel scientific research for years to come.
|
|
Celebrity, and having the opportunity to socialize with people at the top of their games as entrepreneurs, actors, television and movie producers and the like, can be an intoxicating drug for an athlete.
|
|
It's a strange and awkward request, but Eugene decides to help them, and when he tries to pick up some cold medicine for his concoction, he learns how intoxicating power can actually be.
|
|
The Beats by Dre promise, the thing that's driven millions of people to spend hundreds of dollars on headphones for the first time, is an intoxicating mix of premium design and bombastic sound.
|
|
"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times about this biopic starring Gaspard Ulliel as the designer in his prime.
|
|
Hazarika, who debuted with Kothanodi (2015), an imposing folk horror anthology, takes this seemingly chaste, oft-abused trope of documenting courtship through the metaphor of food to an intoxicating detour and subverts it.
|
|
Similar to the bath bombs that made the company famous, this new product can be dropped into a warm tub and will explode with intoxicating essential oils to put you in any mood.
|
|
But I often felt an addictive, almost intoxicating quality to helping my teammates survive a fight no matter what the personal cost was, and even if it meant I was killed while trying.
|
|
That dopamine hit we feel when we take a gamble and it pays off can be too intoxicating for some to ignore, so it can be more comfortable to make change after change.
|
|
I have a guy back home who I've been madly in love with for years, thanks to the intoxicating combination of intensely hot sex, and the space and time we have between visits.
|
|
By midsummer, the farm had blossomed into a profusion of stalky pink echinacea flowers, sunshiny-yellow calendula buds, beds of ripening strawberries, fragrant mounds of chamomile and an intoxicating blanket of holy basil.
|
|
They shine as individuals — it's especially lovely to watch Henry emerge from behind his royal facade — and when they fall in love, the intensity of their infatuation, youthful but not immature, is intoxicating.
|
|
While this is an intoxicating idea (sorry), Mr. Larson missed a great opportunity on this one, because the name of each beer curls around and apparently there is a thing called beer curling.
|
|
It's intoxicating to live in a world where you're never wrong, where you don't have to question the way the world is changing or how you might have to change to fit in.
|
|
The New York-based painter and illustrator's most recent exhibition, Intoxicating Pollen Wiggling in a Moist Journey of Constantly Blooming Tides, just opened late last week at the Garis & Hahn Gallery in New York.
|
|
Instead, he threw himself into music with even more fervor, discovering house music forums online that he found others just like himself—awkward teens obsessed with house's intoxicating kick, resonant chords, and raw vocals.
|
|
"Jazzy: *while looking up at me with her mama @laurenhashianofficial's intoxicating blue eyes… 'BUT DADDY, I need to paint your face for work,&apos" Johnson continued in reference to his longtime girlfriend Lauren Hashian.
|
|
And off we go, launched into an intoxicating tale of gangster drama, loaded with sex and politics and religion and history, punctuated with Bollywood songs and the tantalizing mélange of half a dozen languages.
|
|
For one intoxicating month, fans around the world will forget the years of hurt and believe that their history books, like those in Montevideo's museum, could be about to add a glorious new chapter.
|
|
The symbiosis between these two always has defined the Thunder, and their mutual pact to keep playing in such a beautifully arrogant fashion is what has made this team so simultaneously irksome and intoxicating.
|
|
Hong Kong bartender Rajendra Limbu is bringing the intoxicating effects of high art to the more pedestrian world of alcohol with cocktails that take influence from Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dalí, and Piet Mondrian.
|
|
On average, American Starbucks enthusiasts pay about $2.75 for a tall hot latte, and usually with that first intoxicating sip of steamed milk and espresso, you're reassured that three bucks is well-worth it.
|
|
BUT I need everyone to focus on this pic of him during a stopover on his way, posing with a large, soft bear in Lakers yellow with a strange and intoxicating likeness to him.
|
|
This combination of hypnotic, repeated hook—the words "So Much Love To Give" whirring round and round and round, layered and echoing, as if reverberating around a valley—with warm, original production, is intoxicating.
|
|
Then, one night at a bar, a man next to me lit up a Newport menthol — possibly my least favorite cigarette in the world — and the smell was so intoxicating I couldn't stand it.
|
|
Dundun came from the trailer courts, and I was middle class gone crazy, but we passed the time together freely because we both had long hair and chased after any kind of intoxicating substance.
|
|
What follows is a blend of sci-fi, horror, and fantasy, wrapped up in a big bow of Stevie Nicks style and The Shining Easter eggs, that is as otherworldly as it is intoxicating.
|
|
In a saffron vesper, mixed with gin, vodka, and Lillet, it's too intense—like taking a glug from a perfume bottle in your grandmother's bathroom—but in desserts it's more subtle, an intoxicating footnote.
|
|
But don't get swept up in the intoxicating mix of nips, buns and bulge: these are serious times for LGBTQ equality with many existing rights under direct attack, and grave uncertainty about the future.
|
|
Classically trained and deeply influenced by nouvelle cuisine, he played with the language of classic French cooking, turning out a series of dishes remarkable for their intoxicating flavors and their beauty on the plate.
|
|
The earth is a planet built for speed in "Barber Shop Chronicles," which burst open at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater on Tuesday in an intoxicating cloud of adrenaline and talcum powder.
|
|
Kin Euphorics, backed by KBW Ventures, Canaan and Fifty Years is using chemicals other than cannabis to get that buzz, but most investors are looking at cannabis for the high and euphoria of intoxicating returns.
|
|
After several days with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn, the British luxury marque's posh new $340,000, four-seat convertible, I realized the most striking feature isn't the smooth engine, intoxicating leather, or retractable hood ornament.
|
|
The abundance of Japan's economic boom may have fallen by the wayside, but the music from that time period still captures an intoxicating, enduring sense of optimism that the future is going to be bright.
|
|
Though I've yet to get my hands on a bag, the packaging indicates that the gummy goodies will have all of the intoxicating elements of a traditional Mule, including lime and ginger, sans the hangover.
|
|
The air is so intoxicating that even if you hadn't planned on getting anything for yourself, you're immediately convinced that you need to buy a dozen Original Glazed Doughnuts to enjoy all on your own.
|
|
A Bugatti is, and always will be, rare enough to be a highlight in most people's day, and the intoxicating knowledge of that fact is what drives people to acquire something like a Chiron Sport.
|
|
Paired with the quiet, insistent power of the riffs, her vocals—whether she's delivering them as an airy croon, a full-throated paen to the wonders of nature, or with a sly wink—are intoxicating.
|
|
It was intoxicating, and when we both moved to Philadelphia for college a few years later, we finally got to sink our fangs into the respective underground scenes we'd been dreaming about for so long.
|
|
HAVING IT Having money of my own via my first and only salaried job was the most intoxicating feeling that I've probably ever encountered and I really make it my business to encounter every feeling.
|
|
"In 2018, toxic added many strings to its poisoned bow becoming an intoxicating descriptor for the year's most talked about topics," the Oxford University Press, publisher of Oxford Dictionaries, said on its website this week.
|
|
Since High Times popularized the date in a story the magazine published in 220, thousands of Americans have been celebrating the intoxicating properties of cannabis on April 24, the authors write in JAMA Internal Medicine.
|
|
Only time can tell whether humanity will fall under the sway of the intoxicating allure of the alcohosausage, but let's just say now might be a good time to invest in a sausage casing manufacturer.
|
|
He followed that with a string of books distinguished by their intoxicating prose style: The Seven Lamps of Architecture (28), The Stones of Venice (22019-53), and four more volumes of Modern Painters (1846-60).
|
|
The notices of claim describe the incident as a "nightmare" that ruined their reputations and threatened their livelihoods of selling CBD, the extract of hemp plants which does not have an intoxicating effect on users.
|
|
Mr. Serkis, without ever showing his face, nimbly displayed the manic and depressive mannerisms of the creature and combined them with a grating, scratchy voice to portray emotions ranging from extreme despair to intoxicating joy.
|
|
Spurred on by these successes the temperance movement in the United States grew and grew and in 1920 Congress passed the 18th Amendment, prohibiting the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors in the United States.
|
|
"Attachment" spoke to the idea of "forever"; "Every Night" described the intoxicating and enthralling pull of the honeymoon period, as Diamond sings "I want to see you every night, and feel your heartbeat next to me".
|
|
Meanwhile, in Toronto, Tomb Mold expanded from a duo to a full live band, and released an uncompromising but intoxicating sophomore LP, Manor of Infinite Forms, that came indebted to Finland's more knotty death metal legacy.
|
|
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will allow imports of the intoxicating drink kava, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday, as it seeks to forge closer ties with its Pacific neighbors amid growing Chinese interest in the region.
|
|
To improve cultural ties, Morrison told reporters in the Vanuatu capital of Port Vila that Australia would remove restrictions on kava, a mildly intoxicating brew that is deeply embedded in the social fabric of Pacific islanders.
|
|
The symbolism of the extremely wealthy white owner of the New England Patriots taking time to check on a young black man serving time for no good reason, because of minor parole violations, can be intoxicating.
|
|
The show breaks the fourth wall just often enough for cheekiness without devolving into commentary on itself, and it captures some of the unresolvable tension of adult-sibling relationships and the intoxicating thrall of intimate friendships.
|
|
"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times about this biopic starring Gaspard Ulliel as the designer in his prime.
|
|
Shortly after being released on a $217 million bail, Jackson was formally charged seven counts of child molestation and two counts administering an intoxicating agent for the purpose of committing a felony, according to Global News.
|
|
Intoxicating voters with the seductive passion of vengeance, and grandiose fantasies of power and domination, Mr. Modi has deftly escaped public scrutiny of his record of raw wisdom — one that would have ruined any other politician.
|
|
Bookish Asma is "not in any hurry to embrace all the joys of love in one gulp of intoxicating ether"; when she marries an ambitious artist, she leverages his desire for status to complete her education.
|
|
In her treatment room, over a low R&B soundtrack, she combines the intoxicating, fluid enthusiasm of a Mary Kay rep with the didacticism Thomas Eakins so vividly rendered in his paintings of surgical theater lecturers.
|
|
The director is fond of telling stories that intertwine light fantasy premises with overwhelmingly earnest love stories and, as Your Name shows, when both sides of that equation work together in concert, the result is intoxicating.
|
|
Lotion I have an armful of body lotions perched on my bathroom shelf: Everything from pricey ones that smell intoxicating but stay sticky on my skin to cheaper ones that absorb nicely but lack staying power.
|
|
But for the candidate, the idea of securing the country against outsiders with a wall had intoxicating appeal, though privately, he acknowledged that it was a rhetorical device to whip up crowds when they became listless.
|
|
The process had been intoxicating—I love video games and this gave me the exact same thrill as finding out you've shot ahead of a friend on an online leaderboard for a game you've both been playing.
|
|
She speaks in an intoxicating hybrid of Middle English, contemporary slang, and every register of diction in between, all rooted in her earthy physicality: Btw nat worry should ma language feeling it weirdo, rude & cueryous at first.
|
|
Bear in mind, too, that this video has to compete with "I Really Like You" which starred Tom Hanks and "Run Away With Me" and "Your Type" which were both sultry and intoxicating in their own ways.
|
|
Cars are so central to the album that Bun and Pimp actually appear in one on the cover, looking over their shoulders in a perfect distillation of Ridin Dirty's intoxicating blend of paranoia and pursuit of wealth.
|
|
Good thing that beneath all of the semi-Dark Knight propaganda is an irresistibly clever and visually intoxicating adventure that once again shows why it's more fulfilling to play with friends than brood alone in your Batcave.
|
|
The movie immerses you in the intoxicating beauty of the natural world, but it doesn't ignore the hardships of the peasantry who toil day in and day out to raise crops and put food on the table.
|
|
The movie immerses you in the intoxicating beauty of the natural world, but it doesn't ignore the hardship of the peasantry who toil day in and day out to raise crops and put food on the table.
|
|
Let's also note that Kanter was hyping Porzingis for the N.B.A. Most Valuable Player Award on Monday night, suggesting that three straight wins, with Houston in town on Wednesday night, have been intoxicating, if not mind-altering.
|
|
The N.B.A. is enjoying maybe the greatest period of broad relevance in its history, which has taken compensation to dizzying new levels, largely because the audience finds the league's various personal interactions and back stories so intoxicating.
|
|
It's an intoxicating combination, and there's more where that came from on the band's excellent new self-titled debut LP. Find out how bandleaders Shane Butler and Caity Shaffer's coolly psychedelic style plays live at this show.
|
|
The illusion that celebrities are just like us is especially intoxicating now that so many of us are grounded in our homes, stymied by a virus that doesn't care if you're rich or poor, famous or obscure.
|
|
The killer's modus operandi remains the same — the victims' bodies are mined for an intoxicating smell — but here the grisly murders are rooted in a boarding school where boys discover ways to manipulate people through human scent.
|
|
In March 1933, eight months before the 21st Amendment repealed Prohibition, Congress modified the Volstead Act to allow the production of "non-intoxicating," low-alcohol beer and wine, with a maximum of 4 percent alcohol by volume.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - British scientists have unraveled how a non-intoxicating component of cannabis acts in key brain areas to reduce abnormal activity in patients at risk of psychosis, suggesting the ingredient could become a novel anti-psychotic medicine.
|
|
After winning basically every award for her portrayal of a mother, survivor, and friend in HBO's intoxicating series Big Little Lies, it's no surprise that Nicole Kidman just upped the ante for season 2 of the hit series.
|
|
AFTER an intoxicating summer in which England reached the semi-final of the World Cup in Russia, English football fans face the prospect of seeing Wembley Stadium, the national squad's home, fall into the hands of a foreigner.
|
|
And Gypsy adds an intriguing layer of sexuality, wherein its lead character has a husband and child out in the suburbs — but she can't resist being drawn into the orbit of a younger woman whom she finds intoxicating.
|
|
Perpetrators of sexual assaults will often use alcohol and drugs to facilitate their crimes by openly or surreptitiously intoxicating their victims, or by targeting potential victims who are already too intoxicated by drugs and/or alcohol to consent.
|
|
Troubled EV startup Faraday Future scrounged up new funding at the end of 2017, and even made a surreptitious appearance at CES, wooing CNET and a few paid YouTube influencers with the intoxicating speed of its electric car.
|
|
Yet over a pitter-patter beat that evokes a nervous heart thumping, vocalists Oliver Sim and Romy Madley Croft manage to sing about the desire and suspense of early-stage attraction in a way that's genuinely intoxicating. —N.
|
|
At the heart of the dark story is an intoxicating and all-consuming friendship between two teenage girls, the lonely Hannah Dexter and a magnetic new girl, Lacey, a rebellious, Nirvana-loving grunge groupie who flirts with Satanism.
|
|
An intoxicating reflection on the interconnection of taste, scent, instinct and desire, the film, gorgeously photographed by Diego Garcia ("Cemetery of Splendour"), immerses you in the intensely pungent world of vaquejada, a rodeo sport popular in northeastern Brazil.
|
|
An intoxicating reflection on the interconnection between taste, scent, instinct and desire, the film, gorgeously photographed by Diego Garcia ("Cemetery of Splendor"), immerses you in the intensely pungent world of vaquejada, a rodeo sport popular in northeastern Brazil.
|
|
California was by far the largest of five states with ballot measures seeking to legalize the use of marijuana for the sheer pleasure of its intoxicating effects, and approval there extends legalization to the entire U.S. Pacific Coast.
|
|
And while everyone loves a good flower perfume, this has been a strange turn for the Oman line, which made its name with dank, intoxicating elixirs of oud and amber with mythical names like Memoir, Fate and Epic.
|
|
When medicine can only offer a therapy, not a cure, or when doctors give undesired answers — suggesting attention to sleep hygiene, for instance — it isn't hard to see how the intoxicating confidence and theater of wellness could beckon.
|
|
Her experiments and the sense of community that she creates are palpable in moments of "Little Women" — namely that swirling beer hall dance, in which Ronan and Garrel are united by the joyful, intoxicating force of a turn.
|
|
Over a period of years and a nearly endless series of scrapes — falling off roofs, dyeing her hair green, accidentally intoxicating her best friend — Anne transforms the hearts of everyone around her while making a home for herself.
|
|
By administering an "intoxicating" level of alcohol to genetically altered mice (who says mice don't deal with the occasional bout of melancholy?), scientists noted biochemical changes that resulted in "non-depressive behavior" that lasted at least 24 hours.
|
|
While driving his father's borrowed yellow cab, he encounters an intoxicating, mystifying young woman, later revealed to be a 22-year-old named Andrea Cornish (Sofia Black D'Elia.) The two spend a night together filled with booze and drugs.
|
|
Another Saudi video from last weekend showed the high-speed antics of male teenagers hanging out of car windows racing through city traffic, all revved up on the intoxicating sense of freedom induced by just one night of revelry.
|
|
My mom would cook the meat and add a packet of taco seasoning, which, when it hit the pan, filled the kitchen with a zesty and intoxicating aroma—if they made cologne out of the stuff, I'd wear it.
|
|
This particular cocktail has been Worm Ouroboros' favored poison since the band's inception, but What Graceless Dawn is their crowning glory—their strongest and most intoxicating offering to date, and one of the year's most ethereally gorgeous recordings besides.
|
|
For the current South Korean team, the connections to 213 are obvious: Every World Cup squad from the country since then has tried, and failed, to come even close to reaching that standard, to re-creating that intoxicating feeling.
|
|
Then, after dancing the night away with a stranger at a local bar, Moll is saved from assault by Pascal (Johnny Flynn), a mysterious outsider whose habit of poaching rabbits lends him a peculiar odor — which she finds intoxicating.
|
|
Katie said the hunt was intoxicating, and she probably bought 200 pairs of leggings before she became a consultant (she doesn't think she ended up wearing more than half of them, saying, "It was more of a collection thing").
|
|
The thing about the quote-tweet dunk is that it can feel incredibly intoxicating; in the heat of some white-hot political moment, it's always tempting to shoot the fish in the barrel and watch the Likes roll in.
|
|
But optimist-pessimist is a useful enough binary of character, and Johnson must read differently to pessimists, who might fight the intoxicating "Wonderland," arguing that "fun" is a tool of the surveillance state, petrochemical dealers or something equally sinister.
|
|
"Red Bull has long used the slogan 'Red Bull gives you wings,' but our study shows that this type of advertising can make people think it has intoxicating qualities when it doesn't," said lead study author Yann Cornil said.
|
|
The aforementioned "New Year's Day" is an "All Too Well"-esque piano treat, and it's preceded by "Call It What You Want," a dream-like ode to the intoxicating bubble of being in love and in your own little world.
|
|
Occasionally, one of the fake animals will move and it will seem slightly glitchy, as if a computer screensaver is trying to leap off the screen, but The Jungle Book's use of 3D and advanced effects often creates an intoxicating spell.
|
|
Yet as Cary shows, there's something very intoxicating about getting a chance to indulge in such an unhealthy relationship, especially when it feels like it's the only one at his disposal (and not coincidentally, one that requires very little effort).
|
|
"The defendants are accused of supplying multiple drugs to the victim then raping and orally copulating her while she was prevented from resisting due to intoxicating and controlled substances and they should have reasonably known of her condition," prosecutors said.
|
|
Here was an intoxicating yet oh-so-iffy property she could think of fondly and critically: As a piece of ridiculous but affecting art, as a culture-shifting smash success, even as an metaphor for her own small-town adolescence.
|
|
Southern California, 1982 and the rowdy Los Angeles and Orange County punk scenes were in full flight with bands such as Black Flag, T.S.O.L, Agent Orange, Bad Religion and Adolescents, antagonising and intoxicating a new generation of agitated punk kids.
|
|
From the confusing but palatable mix of Victorian design tacked onto bay windows, to the steel, glass, and cement modern condominiums erupting out of demolished historical landmarks, the flavor of this city taken in all at once is heady and intoxicating.
|
|
Traversing the intersections between love, drugs, her transness, her fantasies, and the always intoxicating subject of feeling completely alone in a world full of people, the EP manages to be more cohesive than any first release should be allowed to be.
|
|
Though experimental in design, it doesn't stint on narrative; it hurls the audience into the maelstrom of the making of "Captive Wild Woman" — starring her and, yes, an ape — heightening the wary, intoxicating experience of being a young woman in Hollywood.
|
|
No," says Mr. Marks, "it comes when asset prices attain excessively high levels as a result of some new intoxicating investment rationale that can't be justified on the basis of fundamentals and that causes unreasonably high valuations to be assigned.
|
|
Except to a young ranch hand (Lily Gladstone), in whose eyes Elizabeth is a dazzling, almost magical creature, the most intoxicating and glamorous person she has ever encountered — a dangerous and alluring Edward Cullen to her own humble Bella Swan.
|
|
Shakira and J.Lo at the halftime show were exhibiting the culmination of a lifetime's worth of work and talent — the music, the dance moves, the intoxicating confidence — as well as showing off their gorgeous and unthinkably expensive heads of hair.
|
|
"Vulnerable" manages to boast the most intoxicating chorus in Gomez's discography, one hell of a bridge, some of her most intimate lyrics ever, and an atmospheric production that feels indebted to everything from '80s club music to modern R&B.
|
|
Are Mathilde Loisel's intoxicating feelings and aims as she lusts after the necklace, and what she imagines it will bring her, similar to those of people who are swept up in the marketing craze of today's celebrity fashion and cosmetics "drops"?
|
|
The federal authorities have charged a Department of Veterans Affairs pathologist in Arkansas with three counts of involuntary manslaughter, accusing him of intentionally botching diagnoses, falsifying records to cover his tracks and working under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
|
|
The federal authorities have charged a Department of Veterans Affairs pathologist in Arkansas with three counts of involuntary manslaughter, accusing him of intentionally botching diagnoses, falsifying records to cover his tracks and working under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
|
|
From Metropolis to Dirty Computer: A Guide to Janelle Monáe's Time-Traveling Musical OdysseyScreenshot: Atlantic RecordsWhen you play one of Janelle Monáe's albums, you aren't just taking a winding tour through the musical influences that have shaped the artist's intoxicating, soul-piercing voice.
|
|
The strands of their story as a couple—good girl privately meets bad boy; marriage and a child; the elevator; Lemonade; 4:44—weave together to create a picture of intoxicating happiness, if you choose to take tonight's performance at face value.
|
|
Rather than trying to expand on Steven Soderbergh's original, Gregory Jacobs's sequel "tosses it all aside like a handyman's tool belt and throws itself headlong into the intoxicating carnality of what is demurely called 'male entertainment,'" A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
|
|
"I Wanna Be With You Everywhere" sounds more like a song written from the perspective of an STD than a paean to a loved one, but the lyrics are a direct mainline into the intoxicating unreasonableness of the start of a new relationship.
|
|
Tracks like "Inside the Mattress" and "Wicked" find our hero Nayvadius Cash in his finest form: an intoxicating blend of syrupy bass and lyrics that are raw, self-destructive, desperate, careless, sick, hopeless—unwilling to compromise reckless decision making or even recognize pain.
|
|
With the help of director Gabriel Hart (also known as Video God), JT and Yung Miami — the two young women who make up the City Girls — manage to completely subvert the male gaze by playing up the intoxicating power of female sexuality.
|
|
Urfaust's version of "Voodoo Dust" retains the original's melody, but pushes it further into the wilderness, chopping and screwing it into over eight minutes of intoxicating, extremely trippy fare (especially in its latter half, when it dissolves into a full-fledged psych spasm).
|
|
Nothing could separate the players in an intoxicating climax played in a soccer-like atmosphere and the match was already longer than Federer's 25 epic defeat by Rafael Nadal when Wimbledon's new rule stipulating a deciding-set tiebreak at 24-12 kicked in.
|
|
It usually goes something like this: The man is already fed up before they've even reached the first escalator, while the woman wants to explore everything—and IKEA only makes it worse by deliberately causing sensory overload, so shopping there becomes almost intoxicating.
|
|
For Rio residents, the intoxicating mood of the past two weeks will inevitably give way to an array of challenges: the inadequate sewage-treatment system, the growing poverty and a broken state government unable to pay thousands of civil servants on time.
|
|
Books of The Times It's been nearly two decades since Philip Pullman published "The Golden Compass"and the other two books in the "His Dark Materials" trilogy, but I still remember how intoxicating they were to read, and how bereft I felt afterward.
|
|
"Nobody had expected her to be so sullenly beautiful," says Eatwell, who speculates that Short's striking beauty — which inspired the infatuated press to call her "The Black Dahlia" ("evocative of an exotic flower, of desire both toxic and intoxicating") — prompted her enduring legend.
|
|
The satirical comedy, first a movie and now a Netflix show, revolves around five black students — Sam, Coco, Troy, Lionel and Reggie — at a fictional elite university who revel in the sorts of intemperate and intoxicating polemics that can sour a Thanksgiving dinner.
|
|
But Mr. Chung is also compelling as a solo artist, and his material, including the intoxicating 2015 album "Fated," shows off his ability to weave diverse sonic ideas (woozy beats, sped-up vocal samples, glitchy synthesizers) into sublime and strange sonic tapestries.
|
|
"Faust Road" itself is a brief but intoxicating song that populates the middle ground between indie folk and contemporary R&B in a more exciting manner than most can, with real urgency provided by Rayman's vocals and an equally real knock in the beat.
|
|
A caveat: Jupiter believes that bigger is better (it never understood the saying "more is less"), and Neptune never met an intoxicating substance it didn't like, so try not to get too drunk in celebration during this time — it will be easy to go overboard.
|
|
And imagine how intoxicating it must have been for someone harboring feelings that they knew society at large frowned upon suddenly to have a bigger-than-life personality step on stage and say them out loud, attacking the media, and anyone else who would disagree?
|
|
While the adrenaline and the intoxicating yet intelligent beat of Paula Temple's "Colonized" tries to convince me that this is a religious experience, when the class ends and the lights come on, it really isn't all too different as at the end of a rave.
|
|
Things like escape rooms are part of an ecosystem of interactive experiences that covers everything from haunted houses to theme parks, and in almost all cases transporting the audience to a different world that feels tangible and real is essential — and for the audience, intoxicating.
|
|
There is also the option of introducing a ban on sales of acids to people under 18, using a similar law to the Intoxicating Substances Supply Act 1985, which was brought in to tackle rising glue and gas sniffing in the 1970s and 1980s.
|
|
It's a story about jumping the white picket fence; fleeing house and garden to join a battalion of remarkable creatures dreaming up a sexy, shimmering new world on the Isle of Manhattan, where glamour and freedom had been promoted from intoxicating distractions to primary virtues.
|
|
To supporters of Hillary Clinton, the number looks intoxicating: 155 electors in states where the popular vote went for Donald Trump — some by slim margins — who apparently aren't legally bound to vote for the GOP presidential nominee when the Electoral College meets Dec. 19.
|
|
The congressional panel also rejected a third amendment, which in addition to Polis had the support of Representatives Scott Perry and Bob Dold, that would have prevented cannabidiol (CBD), the non-intoxicating compound of the cannabis plant, from being treated as a controlled substance.
|
|
There's something intoxicating about being around that much concentrated fandom, and the energy inside Hall H when a big piece of news is announced or a surprise clip is shown is a singular experience that I've never had at any other event or show.
|
|
A source for the New York Police Department, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Reuters Rojas was believed to have been under the influence of some intoxicating substance at the time of Thursday's incident, but preliminary test results for alcohol came back negative.
|
|
Rather, teachers and taxpayers alike will be well-served if the push for more school spending is approached with an eye toward managerial discipline and what Oklahoma's families can reasonably bear, so that this intoxicating, feel-good moment doesn't end with a nasty hangover.
|
|
Rather than trying to expand on Steven Soderbergh's original, Gregory Jacobs's sequel "tosses it all aside like a handyman's tool belt and throws itself headlong into the intoxicating carnality of what is demurely called 'male entertainment,'" A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
|
|
"Additionally, defendant Hefner knew or should have known that defendant Cosby over the years had a propensity for intoxicating and or drugging young women and taking advantage of them sexually and against their will or while they were unconscious," Goins asserted in the lawsuit.
|
|
Inevitably when anyone brings up these health concerns or any misgivings about the states promoting an intoxicating drug, that person is hit with a litany of arguments about how marijuana is no more harmful than alcohol and it's not worth continuing to make it illegal.
|
|
"If Beale Street Could Talk": Though this sensitive romance managed nominations for best drama, best screenplay, and best supporting actress for Regina King, the director Barry Jenkins missed, and Nicholas Britell's intoxicating score for the film was shut out of the best score category.
|
|
Two decades into adulthood, it is intoxicating to suspend recognition for a few days of how predictable even our longings have become, to stop and pick a plum in a familiar orchard and imagine what else our remaining years on this complicated planet may hold.
|
|
As the movie begins, she's caught up in all the intoxicating self-absorption that comes with being a teenager, and it leaves her unable to fully register the people around her as human beings with their own feelings and tragedies outside of brief, fleeting glances.
|
|
The money that the N.B.A. generates in China is obviously significant and intoxicating, as evidenced by the league's controversial decision to cancel scheduled interactions between the two teams in China last week and the media in fear of another statement that inflamed the situation further.
|
|
He memorably pushed "Whiplash" to a complex and thrilling musical climax, and he outdoes himself in the last 20 minutes of "La La Land," and outdoes just about every other director of his generation, wrapping intense and delicate emotions in sheer, intoxicating cinematic bliss.
|
|
He rushed to the terminal with just his phone and began to livestream the protests, connecting couch-bound gawkers to the remarkable scenes developing on the frigid concrete off Jamaica Bay -- a swirl of dread and panic leavened by the intoxicating sense of something new.
|
|
I vary this depending on the amount of time I have, how much attention I feel like paying, and whether I want the intoxicating aroma of beans to fill the house or to be sealed up inside an Instant Pot or other pressure cooker.
|
|
But what Emily Jenkins and Chris Appelhans's lyrical collaboration is really about is the intoxicating thrill of friendship, and the boundless joy of play: play between improbable friends; play between color and empty space; play between language and meaning; and play between author and illustrator.
|
|
At some point after rice came to Japan from China around the 3rd century BC, it was discovered that if the rice grains were cooked, chewed up, spat into a tub, and set aside for a few days, the resulting brew had pleasurably intoxicating effects.
|
|
At the institute, near Place de la Madeleine, the most in-demand treatment is Les Soin sur Mesure, or bespoke care, a 90-minute indulgence that includes oil-based masks in intoxicating scents, a steam infusion and a blissful neck, shoulder and scalp massage.
|
|
But I worry that in too many instances, the groves of academe are better at pumping their denizens full of an easy, intoxicating fervor than at preparing them for constructive engagement in a society that won't echo their convictions the way their campuses do.
|
|
In December of 6563, Jackson was charged with seven counts of child molestation and two counts of administering an intoxicating agent for the purpose of a committing a felony; in April of 2004, he was also charged with conspiracy involving child abduction, false imprisonment, and extortion.
|
|
The early gouache, "The Watering Place" (1905-06), and the charcoal drawing "Old Man and Youth" (1906) achieve a tender classicism — Ingres by way of Degas — while the later chalk drawing, "Head of a Woman" (1922), is an intoxicating mix of sculptural rigor and sentimental decadence.
|
|
Lines of cars choking roads on the way to an event, or thousands of people packed into an airport hangar at midnight in a remote corner of a swing state, can be intoxicating, replenish an ego and convince a weary candidate they have tapped into something intangible.
|
|
It wouldn't be a Phoenix performance if it didn't involve softly flashing lights, some questionable shirts and haircuts, and an intoxicating indie-pop track, so thankfully that's exactly what we got when the French collective rocked up to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon last night.
|
|
Amanpour's vivid universe — think Mad Max meets Grindhouse, set at an interminable Burning Man festival where the fresh water and civility ran out years ago — is enhanced by an intoxicating soundtrack and wildly entertaining supporting cast of characters, including a pornstached Keanu Reeves and mute Jim Carrey.
|
|
Osgood Perkins has made an intoxicating film I hadn't seen Perkins' previous feature, The Blackcoat's Daughter (aka February), but I grew up reading novels like Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House and eagerly went in sight unseen — and from the opening frames I was absolutely intoxicated.
|
|
" But Laura, sitting in the back of the covered wagon, "drank in the hot, sweet scent of the sun-warmed prairie, reveling in the intoxicating, airy sense of unbounded freedom ... leaving houses and roads behind ... moved to recall the setting sun, a 'ball of pulsing liquid light.
|
|
I think they want to move the needle forward, but at the end of the day, what makes them stick around, what makes them work 100-plus hours a week, is their love of the stuff itself…and that's something that's very intoxicating to be around.
|
|
"It's an intoxicating proposition to detonate an Amazon prosperity bomb in the center of their city," Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at New York University and the author of The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google, told me on a phone call.
|
|
It's a heady film with a lot of ideas ricocheting around — and a lot of uncomfortable satire — but if you (like me) are the sort of viewer who loves that stuff, its sly jabs at the veneer of civilization that keeps the social contract intact are intoxicating.
|
|
My stomach clenched every time Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper, who also directed and co-wrote the film) and Ally Maine's (Lady Gaga) relationship went from an intoxicating high to an alcohol and pill-fueled low, and if you've seen the movie, you know that's quite often.
|
|
I am an assimilationist not because I have failed to examine my choices or the options afforded me under capitalism, but because when I find myself affirmed by family, by friends, by random strangers, I realize how deeply intoxicating it can be to love your life.
|
|
It could go one of two ways: intoxicating intellectual repartee — the fiercely opinionated Sontag and Fuller would either love or loathe one another, and Carson would sit in unassuming quietude, speaking only rarely and with the perfect, perfectly formulated sentiment — or literary speed dating for queer women.
|
|
There are few spectacles in sports more riveting than watching a puncher, and "The Boss"—who inflicts concussive damage from close range—offers the same intoxicating thrill provided by the mightiest conquistadors, where each moment is fraught with danger because a bout can turn on a single blow.
|
|
Produced in collaboration with Anton Carlson, the scientific director of the Research Council on Problems of Alcohol, the educational PSA covers everything from the production of different kinds of "intoxicating beverages" to how the body metabolizes different alcoholic beverages to the psychological and social effects of drinking too much.
|
|
The real enigma isn't the glimmering, matter-warping nature of Area X, despite how intoxicating it looks on screen — it's the darkest part of the human heart, that desire to break ourselves open, even if it's just a little bit, in rebellion against our animal instincts toward self-preservation.
|
|
The intoxicating blend of genres previously unheard in Soho and the surrounding area, combined with the sense of exclusivity engineered by the strict policy—a policy that Sullivan considers "expedient rather than elitist"—resulted in a club punters visiting with a near-religious fervour to dance and show off.
|
|
Skepta then joins Carti on "Lean 4 Real" which uses an intoxicating Indigochildrick beat, that belongs on a Disney World water ride, to melt minds as he not only raises his pitch, but delves into intense repetition ("I'm on em beans for real/ I'm on the lean for real").
|
|
The first full-length trailer for Danny Boyle's T2: Trainspotting is like an intoxicating trip down memory lane: Renton, Spud, Sick Boy, and Begbie are all 20 years older, but their lives (with the possible exception of Renton's) look depressingly similar to how they did in the original.
|
|
It also perfectly articulates that intoxicating blend of existential dread, paralysing anxiety and relatable humour that will be familiar to anybody who is young and spends a lot of time scrolling through memes on their phone until their eyes feel dry and their brain feels like a smashed compass.
|
|
And yet, even though I'd come across similar setups in the waters of Hawaii, Southern California and the beach near my home on the Rockaway Peninsula, I was skeptical that this simulacrum could replicate the intoxicating swoosh that had encouraged my addiction to surfing in the first place.
|
|
But on some pieces — the sensuous "Touch in Mine," the bluesy "Thang" and the clipped funk of "You Have to Dance," meant to aid in the "ability to move one's feet freely in accompaniment with the movement of one's inner feeling" — the music becomes cool and repetitive, truly intoxicating.
|
|
He is replacing the metaphor of Sontag—the impersonal narrator of her work, the self-curated public figure, and the cult of personality that grew around her—with the actual Sontag: in all her passion, her pretension, her cruelty, her generosity, her fallibility, and her intoxicating, demanding grace.
|
|
It should not be something that is intoxicating or out of character because you have seen this moment for so long that ... when that moment comes, of course it is here because it has been here the whole time, because it has been [in your mind] the whole time.
|
|
"While Chris' vigor is intoxicating, Letissier hardly conceals the trauma and hurt women like Chris are made to endure before achieving this degree of self-possession," writes Jamieson Cox for Pitchfork, noting the way that the "lurid, sizzling pop-funk" of the album doesn't exclude true emotional depth.
|
|
While the coming-of-age series, about a Midwestern transplant who stumbles her way into the intoxicating New York City restaurant scene, feels more like an appetizer than a full meal thanks to its 30-minute-or-less installments and scant six-episode first season, it's at least worth a taste.
|
|
At the center of the story is Susie Bannion (Dakota Johnson), an American dancer from Ohio who is accepted into a prestigious Berlin dance academy, Markos Dance Company, run by Madame Blanc (Tilda Swinton), an intoxicating figure who becomes a sort-of mentor to the newest member of her dance coven.
|
|
Watch the youngster at work, if you so please: The dead-eye focus, the lack of hesitation, the anticipation, the coordination and conviction, and the intoxicating style automatically granted to anyone who moves so many steps ahead of his peers: he has all that, and also a psychedelically weird shooting motion.
|
|
Even the longest, "Overnight Freeze (Heptasyllabics)," distills its language for maximum sonic effect, both intoxicating and intoxicated with sound: I approacheach glimpsy-glaziered gapgulch afraid my galoshes squelchbreak their skittery sketches or skidheel slide a childprancepuncturing every damn sash I can smash, whatever blanchedand specious glow my outstanced kick can dislodge. . . .
|
|
There are lots of fresh faces in our group, and some of what makes, say, Royalty Hightower, who is 11, so different from a legend like Isabelle Huppert is that walking into "The Fits," I really didn't know where that little girl with the intoxicating studiousness was going to take me.
|
|
Among the more mind-bending innovations were skin-care lines based on the CBD oil in cannabis, all-natural (and very chic-looking) lube, an intoxicating bath oil that will be in many celebrity bathrooms come a year from now, and a mask pack to blow all others out of the water.
|
|
That same spirit of discovery led people to Kælan Mikla's intoxicating coldwave, Abominor's vicious black/death, Dulvitund's abrasive take on dark ambient, the Vintage Caravan's soulful throwback rock'n'roll, and Goresquad's pinch harmonic-perfect brand of old-school death metal (to say nothing of Gloryride's exuberant power metal or Narthraal's death metal fantasy world).
|
|
What he knows, however, is that success is above all a matter of being seen (regardless of results); that the more one lies, the less people notice; that winning is a matter of playing by one's own rules (and changing them as needed); that, while hope may be inspiring, rage is intoxicating.
|
|
I know from history that most of the time protest doesn't work, that heinous policies are still enacted, that wars are waged despite them, that the machinery of state power is rarely checked by marchers, handmade signs, and a throng of people saying one thing in unison — though it can feel intoxicating.
|
|
In fact, Obama's most memorable moment in Europe so far may have come before he was even elected president, when in 2008 several hundred thousand Berliners listened to his intoxicating vision of hope and change, setting up expectations at home and abroad that he struggled to meet once he moved into the White House.
|
|
Sure, she's the intoxicating dancer, but she's also the woman cast in the shadow, last in line, of G.O.O.D.'s hip-hop heavyweights; she's known what she's up against, the expectation to prove herself as more than a commodified star of someone else's art, and against the assorted political and cultural elephants in the room.
|
|
In his day, much to his disgust, people clustered together in Concord town and ventured out to Walden to cut ice; partly under his intoxicating influence, many many more of us have come to make our homes on the lake and ocean shores, in the scenic spots, far from the places where we work.
|
|
Hudson extolled the power of positive thoughts and minimal desires on early songs like "Attitude" and "Don't Need It," and his intoxicating stage presence made the message stick—he hurled himself into crowds, convulsed on stage floors, and even back-flipped on beat, all with a controlled snarl that earned him the title Throat.
|
|
"If he comes one day the people will not be poor, there will be no sickness, no debt and the garden will be growing very well," village chief Jack Malia told Reuters through an interpreter at the village's Nakamal, a traditional meeting place where the men gather at night to drink highly intoxicating kava.
|
|
There will be a sensitive, needy mood in the air, but whether this ultimately manifests as a whirlwind romance (don't believe any I love yous at this time—Neptune has a highly intoxicating energy and no one knows what they are talking about, even if they mean well), total confusion, paranoia, or feeling lost.
|
|
" PLAY-BY-PLAY Texas, with backing from Trump, take Obamacare to court - Bloomberg Trump heads to Singapore immediately from G-7 summit - The Hill GOP senators try to stifle Corker's proposal to stop Trump's tariffs - Politico AUDIBLE: COMMUNION "Meals make the society, hold the fabric together in lots of ways that were charming and interesting and intoxicating to me.
|
|
Here's the thing: I enjoy my own company, even more so abroad; I'm perpetually in pursuit of the feeling of wonder that strikes you when you're walking alone down a foreign street, following an intoxicating smell of something roasting, memorizing the architecture so you can return to it when you're back home, sitting at work or lying in bed.
|
|
But its gripping and intoxicating 50th anniversary production — which lands, for the first time, on Broadway for a 15-week limited engagement run — makes a strong case for its place in gay history, serving both as an inspiring reminder of how far the LGBTQ community has come and also as a sobering warning of the dangers of internalized oppression.
|
|
It's the knowledge that for a brief, intoxicating moment at the turn of the millennium it was the time for a loose, chaotic collective from the neglected corners of south London to inaugurate something that seemed both wholly new and somehow representative of an aspect of the city's culture that had existed in the shadows and bustling underground.
|
|
Chris Kraus documents her narrator taking pleasure in the intoxicating (and generative) force of an unrequited crush in "I Love Dick" (1997) and Kathleen Stewart explores daily sources of relief in "Ordinary Affects" (2007) — one car paying for the toll of the car behind; sleepy strangers gathered around the free breakfast buffet at an airport hotel.
|
|
" Cautioning readers that one of his anthologies, "Cold Snap," required "strong nerves and an even stronger stomach," the novelist Joyce Carol Oates wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 1995, "Reading Thom Jones's fiction is like speeding in an open car: The landscape blurs, the momentum becomes intoxicating — and then the brakes are applied, with no warning.
|
|
As Fox News appears to be facing an identity crisis over its personalities' reactions to impeachment proceedings facing Trump, I could easily see this more cohesive and intoxicating brand of right-leaning reporting blooming as the 2020 Election draws closer, pulling some conservative or Trump-supporting American voters further into corners of media that feel like home.
|
|
The brilliance of David Sedaris's writing is that his very essence, his aura, seeps through the pages of his books like an intoxicating cloud, mesmerizing us so that his logic becomes ours: I found myself rooting for him to be able to keep his tumor and longing for the beautiful, climactic reunion scene when the sick turtle eats it.
|
|
In her first aria, "Je suis encore tout étourdie," sung with enunciation so clear it could be transcribed, she has an innocent lightness that gives way to intoxicating joy as it becomes apparent that Manon is already too grand for her humble packaging at the start: slight frame; childish hat and ponytail; plain outfit in muted blues.
|
|
Perhaps no two figures quite typified the emergent supremacy of this global elite than President Obama, who swept to power on a coalition of unprecedented minority voter turnout and a platform of global reparations — an image so powerfully intoxicating to European liberals that Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize without having ended a single war.
|
|
Concerns about edibles are not new, and many states that have legalized recreational or medical cannabis, including Colorado, California, Rhode Island, Nevada and Oregon, require packaged edibles to carry a warning that the intoxicating effects may not be felt immediately, said Camille Gourdet, a researcher who studies state cannabis policies at RTI International, a nonprofit research organization.
|
|
Completely relinquishing your power, if only for a moment — putting your whole self, body and soul, into someone else's hands — can be so intoxicating in a world where we're paradoxically stymied by infinite choices (as Fleabag says: what to wear, what to buy, what to believe) and made terrifyingly aware that our individual human choices don't really matter in the end.
|
|
"Edie" gave an almost mythic quality to its subject's persona and her brief rise and fall, yet in its telling you could also follow clear lines connecting disparate pieces of 20th-century American life: the hollow cult of celebrity; the fragile prospect of greater opportunity for women; the intoxicating dream of the West for certain Easterners; the peculiar pathologies of the very rich.
|
|
Read more: I grew up in a cult — and there is nothing more intoxicating than knowing you have the 'Truth'The story of the family that was hidden on the farm only came to light when the oldest of the siblings, a 25-year-old man, appeared in the village pub on Sunday evening and told the innkeeper he had escaped.
|
|
We discussed why she feels it's so vital to tell her consumers that she is a queer woman of color who owns a business; how she sees the wellness-influenced turmeric craze as an offshoot of an intoxicating, archaic image of India that refuses to die; and how she hopes to dismantle neocolonial fantasies about India—or, at the very least, puncture them.
|
|
BIRMINGHAM, England — Cornwall, that gnarled old boot of land, which kicks violently out Atlanticward from the southwest corner of England, has long been a tremendous allure for artists and writers seeking to imbibe something of the wildness of its coast or the intoxicating spirit of its general remoteness from any standards of gentility proposed by those laughably know-all metropolitan know-nothings.
|
|
His heart was pounding and his lungs felt as if they'd been turned inside out, but he kept going, slowing to a stiff-kneed walk now, down one street, then another, the windshields of the parked cars pooling in the light like puddles after a storm, birds chattering in the trees, the smell of the earth and the grass so intense it was intoxicating.
|
|
But despite all this – despite the absurdity of the Premier League and the obscene amounts of money thrown around in desperate political times, the feeling of the last days of Rome being played out again before our own eyes and the suspicion that Zlatan cannot, surely, be the player he once was – it feels intoxicating (dangerously so) to have the man of Norse (Volvo) legend walking among us.
|
|
The licorice-twinged Papier Carbone captures the childhood scent of the carbon paper that French schoolteachers formerly wrote on; Toï Toï Toï, which borrows its name from the expression of good luck offered ahead of a stage performance, smells woody and waxy, reminiscent of the Opera Garnier or the Bolshoi Ballet; L'Ivrée Bleue, heavy on vanilla and rum, evokes the intoxicating, tropical paintings of Paul Gauguin and Henri Rousseau.
|
|
The Gatorade ad for him began with one of those sweet-voiced commercial guys singing, "Sometimes I dream/that he is me," and shots of kids goofing around with their tongues out, but even then—from my perspective way out at the irrational edge of a vulnerable and irrational time in my life, at a moment when stepping into a champion's identity should have had an intoxicating allure—it looked like a trap.
|
|