Sentence examples for dark hallucination from inspiring English sources
Scarfe is no stranger to animation: fifteen years ago, he created the cartoon interludes in "Pink Floyd -- The Wall," a dark hallucination perfectly suited to his eccentric style.
Brugsmansia is a poisonous drug which causes dark hallucinations, confusion, muscle paralysis and can even lead to death in large doses.
Like Mr. Winters's paintings from the period, the images in the suite suggest a botanist's hallucination: dark vegetal pods that loom like magnified spores; ripe organic forms with latticework skeletons set in backgrounds dotted with gestural smudges; and bits of sketched marginalia.
In the third and deepest stage, a subject feels sucked into a dark vortex that generates intense hallucinations, often of monsters or animals, and feels his body and spirit merging with theirs.
"Rather these hallucinations are typically dark and threatening because the bath salts are causing your body to react as if it's in danger". In the summer of last year, the term "zombie apocalypse" was trending at the same time as a handful of violent bath salts cases were reported.
The longest was due to a six-month psychiatric evaluation triggered by defence claims that Siddiqui was "going crazy" – prone to crying fits and hallucinations involving flying infants, dark angels and a dog in her cell.
More like a mass hallucination". Could fear of facing our dark history be behind the prejudice against dark meat?
At times it's like a hallucination looming out of the dark.
Are the ghosts that a new governess in a country house believes to be steadily corrupting her young charges apparitions, hallucinations or projections of her own dark urges?
A recent study in our laboratory also found correlations between fMRI activity and measures of hallucinations in many of these same regions shown in dark blue in Fig. 4 — (Han et al. 2007).
My memory of those months is of a labyrinth so dimly lit (stacks not "in use" were dark; you had to switch them on when you entered) as to inspire hallucination — a universe, or a graveyard of books.
