Sentence examples for delirious vision from inspiring English sources

Led by the mystical “Procuress” (the ever-sculptural Pandora), the two naïfs are privy to a delirious vision of consciousness unbounded by gender or desire.

Again and again, the show takes sharp jabs at modern culture, including a delirious vision of a post-apocalyptic L.A. Times, with nothing left but customer service.

Here was a man who now for the first time found himself looking into the eyes of death who was passing through one of those rare moments of experience when we feel the truth of a commonplace, which is as different from what we call knowing it as the vision of waters upon the earth is different from the delirious vision of the water which cannot be had to cool the burning tongue.

No one is entirely sure how their economic projections are supposed to work, and their expectations of revenue growth from "economic diversification" are Smallwoodian in scope (even if they don't share in the grand, delirious vision that building random factories everywhere will solve all of Newfoundland's problems).

Delirious from hunger, Peter has a vision of his spiritual guide Fonzie and on his advice finally listens to Chris.

The writer, sick with the local fever, describes his delirious visions.

Alice tells the tale of a banquet that Picasso hosted in his studio in honour of Henri Rousseau, a customs official who painted delirious visions of jungles and deserts and flat, bold portraits.

Her video for "Fugitive" sets the title track from her latest album on Montreal label Visage Musique to delirious night visions filmed on an infrared camera.

They called it LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide), and found that it had rather potent hallucinogenic properties, somewhat consistent with the delirious fits and visions of the teenage girls who sparked the witch hunts in Salem.

A delirious Eko has a vision of his brother Yemi (Adetokumboh M'Cormack) holding a cigarette lighter, who says it was Eko's time to confess his sins and, he knew where to find him.

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.