Teetotaling used in a sentence

Teetotaling in a sentence as a noun

So if you're teetotaling only to be "healthy" then you may not be making the right choice.

To paraphrase: when it comes to teetotaling, no amount of cancer studies make it safe.

I would be rather surprised if women didn't get more stick for teetotaling than men do. I'm not sure why you think that's a refutation of anything.

Also people tend to remember group shenanigans and drinking leads to more of it than teetotaling.

And that's pretty much the essence of it - I tend toward abstaining from alcohol, not teetotaling. I'm fortunate that I can take that approach.

Moderation has a place between the extreme of binge lunacy and strict teetotaling.

My grandmother was a teetotaling vegetarian and came down with it. I'm of the opinion that the biggest risk factor is aging.

I got into going to a popular craft beer bar just so I'd have a place to go and not seem like a teetotaling weirdo. Somewhat strangely, after 18 months off, I now find beer, even fancy beer, mostly disgusting.

There's plenty of fields that would benefit from employer enforced teetotaling. I don't think that either ********* or alcohol make you a bad person, just a worse one.

There are a good fraction of sane, teetotaling, drug-free hobos who are merely poor and itinerant without magical bootstraps.

While I do drink, I sympathize with you; there's a very unfair notion that abstaining is only the result of ignorance or backwards moral hangups, and given the derisive term teetotaling. Your decision is firmly your own.

But "Against Alcohol" implies harms from any drinking so great that teetotaling is justified, which is questionable. There's little evidence that light or moderate drinking has major negative health effects.

I'd rather have a brilliant, fair-minded, functioning alcoholic on a jury than a teetotaling nincompoop. Being on a substance isn't in and of itself a good marker of whether someone is capable of holding their position.

There was a fair bit of teetotaling going on in the late 1800s, but I think they probably just got sick and tired of high assholes running all over, dangerously operating heavy machinery, crashing their carts, and falling off their horses. Oh, and a father who is drunk/stoned all the time isn't much good to a family.

Most of these laws are leftovers of American prohibition and its teetotaling war on all alchohol. Some of the anti-cider laws were the first on the books and the strictest and hardest to overturn in the way that ********* laws are similar the vanguard of America's laws in place from its war on *****.

Much like how prohibition was maintained by selfish bootleggers and teetotaling baptists, child labor laws were enacted by a mix of self-interested industrialists, city-centric unions, and well-intentioned wealthy activists. >">We must remember that depriving families of income doesn't help them I believe similar arguments were made in favour of slavery.