To publish one's own life has sometimes been a poor artifice to bring obscurity into notice; it is the ebriety of vanity, and the delirium of egotism.
He that has no sense of self-dignity, will not inspire any reverence in others; and the ebriety of vanity will he sobered by the alacrity we all feel in disturbing the dreams of self-love.
Wine is not particularly valued by serious sots, for in ebriety there is black magic and white magic, and wine is only the white magic.
Half-seas over, or nearly drunk, is likely to have been a proverbial phrase from the Dutch, applied to that state of ebriety by an idea familiar with those water-rats.
This is a libel on the brutes, for the vice of ebriety is perfectly human.
Thus from the fact of Lot, we derive the generation of Ruth, and blessed Nativity of our Saviour; which notwithstanding did not extenuate the incestuous ebriety of the generator.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ebriety" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
