Sentence examples for both delusions from inspiring English sources
The duo explains that they perceive liberals as having both delusions of entitlement to remain free from satire, and a propensity to enforce political correctness while patronizing the citizens of Middle America.
The striatum is involved in neuronal correlates of salience and aberrant salience of environmental features and internal representations may relate to both delusions and hallucinations (Kapur, 2003).
AD: Alzheimer's Disease; LOAD: Late-onset Alzheimer's Disease; APOE: Apolipoprotein E; AD+P: Alzheimer's Disease with psychosis; D+H: Subjects that experienced both delusions and hallucinations; D: Subjects that experienced delusions exclusively; BRSD: Behavioral Rating Scale for Dementia; MMSE: the Mini-Mental State Examination; CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating scale.
Half the entrepreneurs bought the American machine, but 90% of the managers went for the foreign one.The academics argue that their tests show that entrepreneurs are more prone to both delusion and opportunism than normal managers.
Both Delusion and "Lighthouse" take place in the dark - a factor in their process of enchantment as obvious as it is necessary, but indicative of the palpability and immediacy involved in the experience(s) they convey.
It was thinking that took place 'in symbols, in analogies, in fragmentary concepts, in accidental connections', and it was the source of both delusion and 'crude offenses against logic and propriety' (ibid.: 66 7).
Suzuki and colleagues [ 37] conducted an in-depth evaluation of five patients with BPD and psychotic symptoms that provided support for the psychodynamic perspective [ 3, 5, 7], which assigns interpersonal functioning the crucial role in the development of both delusion and hallucinations.
Other mental health experts said both were delusions.
The symptoms are characterized by auditory or visual hallucinations (or both) and delusions such as paranoia and persecution.
Overall argues that both the delusion and deception are implausibly applied to the diverse lives of all trans people and, indeed, belied by the lives of many trans people 13-144).
A person can experience both hallucinations and delusions or just one or the other.
