She is one more step in a series of dreams about science - evoking, for some, euphoric fantasies; for others, horrible nightmares and the fear of science out-of-control.
This wall was destroyed almost completely (with several important exceptions which will be described here) in the euphoric first weeks and months of the unification process.
Note that in the late twentieth century, the capitalistic ideology of ascetic production has been replaced worldwide by euphoric beliefs in the ever-growing power of consumerism.
As noted, our use of the ' euphoric ' bipolar disorder syndrome probably led to an underestimate of the prevalence, but a reduction in the rate of false positive diagnoses.
The description of wine poetically conjures the euphoric escape from ordinary existence, so that when the description comes to an end, the new state is fully in effect.
Item 4 constitutes what we have provisionally labelled 'risk-taking' which has the effect of turning their nascent sense of insecurity into its opposite by the welling-up of a euphoric feeling.
Klemperer continued to compose sporadically throughout his life (he was most prolific during the euphoric phases of his manic-depressive illness).
Unlike stimulants and corticosteroids, antidepressants do not cause euthymic individuals to become euphoric.
