You've spent the last few nights with the most intoxicating mistress: sleep.
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It's perhaps one of the museum x AR trend's best, and most intoxicating, executions.
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It united two of the most intoxicating technologies of all time, the mobile phone and the internet.
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After them, the ballerina's footwork gets faster and more intricate, with phrases of the most intoxicating brio.
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Using Evan, myself, and the landscape as subjects, I was capturing intimacy in its purest, most intoxicating form.
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Among the most intoxicating promises of the Arab Spring was the hope that Egypt's detested security apparatus would be dismantled.
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The loopy, up-all-night energy is one of the most intoxicating things about the shows the 24 Hour Company puts on.
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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. ♦
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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"Schlesinger, p. 150. Attorney Michael O'Donnell wrote, "[Kennedy] offered that most intoxicating of political aphrodisiacs: authenticity. He was blunt to a fault, and his favorite campaign activity was arguing with college students. To many, his idealistic opportunism was irresistible.
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Mammame is a 1986 French dance film directed by Chilean filmmaker Raúl Ruiz based on French choreographer Jean-Claude Gallotta's modern ballet of the same name. Critic Jonathan Rosenbaum argued that it "rivals The Red Shoes as the most intoxicating dance film ever made".
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According to Roger Scruton, "Campbell wrote vigorous rhyming pentameters, into which he instilled the most prodigious array of images and the most intoxicating draft of life of any poet of the 20th century...He was also a swashbuckling adventurer and a dreamer of dreams. And his life and writings contain so many lessons about the British experience in the 20th century that it is worth revisiting them." In a 2012 article for the Sunday Times, Tim Cartwright wrote, "Roy Campbell, in the opinion of most South African literary people, is still the best poet the country has ever produced." Between the Lines by Tim Cartwright.
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" Marshall Gu of PopMatters said, "Mac Miller isn't a good rapper, and he definitely can't carry a note, though he tries to do that a lot on this one. However, he has a vision of what he wanted this album to sound like and then carried it through with all the right producers and features, which is a talent in and of itself." Sheldon Pearce of Pitchfork said, "It's easily his most intoxicating release yet, an odyssey of soulful compositions paring down his expansive and eclectic soundboard from the last few years into something distinctly cozy and pleasant." Scott Glaysher of XXL said, "All in all, The Divine Feminine is an experiment well done.
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Katie Antonsson published an article called "Best of the B Sides: “Heartbeat"”, on a website called RockOnPhilly. She added her own perspective to Childish Gambino's hit single: > So, to “Heartbeat.” It’s the second single of the album (I know! I’m sorry! > I just have to talk about this song!) and it’s the most intoxicating song > Glover’s come out with. From the echoey beginning and the solemn piano > refrain in the beginning to the stunning drop about 45 seconds in, > “Heartbeat” is immediately something unexplored. It has a lot of the feeling > and tone of Kanye’s “Heartless” from 808s & Heartbreak but we get the rap > element that Kanye stayed away from on 808s (808s was an entirely autotuned, > melodic album from Kanye. There wasn’t an inch of rap on it).
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