“It was thus that for years he had dealt with his brother-in-laws' inebriety.”

“Many young adults are at risk of developing problems associated with inebriety, violence and crime.”

“James knew a great deal about drunkenness or inebriety, to use the language of his time.”

“As he walked along, the inebriate, whose gait was at first unsteady, recovered his equilibrium and required less help.”

“I have also carefully considered whether or not they are inaccurate historians because of their alleged level of alcohol inebriation that night.”

“The natural history of animal inebriation has been documented anecdotally, but has received no scientific attention.”

“While on subject of inebriation, am convinced your horoscope writer must have been half-cut when he wrote yesterday's entry for Taurus.”

“The effects of intoxicants are variously modified by the temperament of the individual and the nature of the inebriant.”

“A few wine aficionados have described beer as the inebriant of the lout and half-wit.”

“One chapter offers a progression of inebriations, altercations, and fornications committed by individuals of some local standing in Gibraltar, Brisbane, and Toowoomba.”