Heady used in a sentence

Heady in a sentence as an adjective

Tim O'Reilly on money:It’s easy to get caught up in the heady buzz of making money.

But in a nutshell, the whole industry relies on a heady mix of stupid investors, money launderers and state backing.

It captures the entrepreneurial vibe of the heady postwar decades.

As psychics they foresee all of the events from first date to heady romance to angry bittering to rejection and separation.

Leveraged Sellout was famously satirical of the financial markets in the heady pre-crisis days of '06-'08.

"It looks like he's heady towards the deadly Factory Factory Factory if he isn't careful, Ted.""Oh yeah, it's either that or proxy objects all the way down""Oh whats this?!

In the heady days of my youth in the early 90's I was foolishly of the opinion that Apple would one day rule the world, and that Steve Jobs would be seen as some sort of Christ figure.

I was in high school when the Razr came out, and based on how popular it was I thought Motorola was an absolutely world-dominating company, not a business on the rebound from extremely heady heights.

Comparisons to IRS' supposed targeting of certain political entity would have been tangible and palpable example of the unchecked power of NSA and would have been farm more visceral than the heady, "Big Brother" argument.

The implications of this are far too heady for us to grapple with today, it implies the potential for much more advanced machine learning systems and vastly more powerful computational resources than we have ever dealt with before.