| Did our skepticism, our headiness, our worldliness, threaten to eat us up like a cancer? |
| A consummate performer, he strikes a balance between professionalism and warmth that is actually intoxicating in its headiness. |
| The end is sweet, in the form of immaculate hand-made chocolates almost alcoholic in their headiness. |
| There's an ineffable sweetness to the artist's hasty, human touch that consorts piquantly with the radical headiness of his program. |
| The deliciousness of the meal and headiness of the wine are almost indescribable. |
| It is this vivacious element that gives champagne and sparkling Burgundy the headiness that distinguishes them from sedentary wines. |
