Sentence examples for delirium from from inspiring English sources

I haven't climbed many, but I've climbed a few — enough to recall terrors scrambling up rocks, faint delirium from the altitude, and exhilarations at the summit.

Steven Rosenblatt, a psychiatrist testifying for the prosecution, said, "I believe he was suffering delirium from medication that was prescribed in excess".

He asks how you become a mass murderer and finds unthinking machismo and delirium from years of abuse, but also strategic considerations.

"The film ricochets in a breakneck delirium from ham-fisted comedy to solemn revenge drama to antic martial-arts thriller," Andy Webster wrote in The Times in March.

Grishin had won his country's first Winter Olympics gold medal, and the reporters from Belarus clapped and questioned in delirium from the front row.

As she points out, once the energy and delirium from a home Olympics faded, along with the retirement of Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton, there was always likely to be a hangover.

So Carlos fights on, plunging into a musical world that swings wildly from delirium to rage, from romantic infatuation to violent revolution.

The reported incidences of postoperative delirium varied from 3% to 72% after all types of cardiac surgery and from 3%to50%0% after CABG surgery [ 2- 6, 28- 32].

Cue delirium, particularly from the PA announcer.

The scene in "La Vie Matérielle" when Duras encounters the man who does not speak and cannot hear her was no mere daydream but a full-blown hallucination brought on by delirium tremens from alcohol withdrawal.

The prevalence of delirium ranged from 30to90%0% in the literature [1].