Príklady heady

• Under the influence of its heady seduction, performance values are often overshadowed and/or lost or frustrated by technological concerns.

• As a policy vision, however, parcel post entered the national stage during the heady days of the agrarian depression after 1880.

• There is an atmosphere of heady discovery and a group of younger historians are riding the new bandwagon with skill and enthusiasm.

• In the first heady days of independence, they struggled against revolutionary distrust of religiosity.

• One of the most striking episodes in the novel gets its charge from this heady mixture of familiarity and taboo.

• To have lived within the family that brought about the replacement of ruler after ruler with one's own relatives must have been a heady experience.

• These ideas were heady enough, and suggested a host of practical implications with potential to rock the language teaching world.

• Those were heady times, made more acute and often fretful by the lack of confidence in where things might go.

• Reassuringly free of any offensive on bourgeois society, the book promotes the heady confidence in progress typical of the high culture of imperialism.

• From the perspective of outsiders, linguistic theory may indeed be a heady realm, and language teaching humdrum practice.

• This is a heady statement and generally not true.

• The apparent problem was the tendency towards unsupported speculation in the heady period in which evolution first became part of the conceptual framework of human thought.

• I think it left me panicking somewhat about the gap in my clinical knowledge that was hovering above my heady or seemed to be over my head.

• It was all heady stuff.

• And this was a heady mix.