Sentence examples for delirious sight from inspiring English sources
The Artist, which arrived out of nowhere at this year's Cannes film festival, may well be the most purely intoxicating film we'll see all year: a ravishing homage to the last days of the silent era, audaciously framed as a silent movie itself (compete with inter-titles and orchestral star) and dotted top to tail with delirious sight gags and rueful asides.
The game itself, and the sight and sound of an ultimately delirious home crowd, provided all the atmosphere one could need.
Paradoxically, Berger exploited details in Ways of Seeing and today's art historians are intoxicated by them – none more so than social art historian TJ Clark (no relation), whose short book The Sight of Death (2006) features 70 delirious details of two paintings by Poussin.
The second gallery of Ms. Donnelly's show (Gallery 11, fifth floor) is a kind of delirious, cross-generational, multimedia meditation on artistic vision and striving, with nary a canonical artist or masterpiece in sight.
At the first sight of him all my criticisms folded, replaced with a delirious recognition of Hey!
The sight of a hunchbacked Barry Otto falling into a pond earmarks one delirious stretch of crazy-in-the-coconut cinema.
As England fans looked into the depths of their pint pots, having been held to a relentlessly monotonous 0-0 drawithth Slovakia, Wales fans – already delirious at topping Group B in their first major tournament since 1958 – were treated to the sight of Joe Ledley reprising his dancing heroics from the qualifying campaign.
His girlfriend back in London had noticed on his Twitter feed that Wardle had apparently become delirious and started talking to the insects, which, let's face it, is darned-sight more exciting than the vast majority of Tweets.
Participants will view and rate eight videos of standard interviews depicting delirious and non-delirious patients.
Delirious sleep overtook us.
