Sentence examples for delusions after from inspiring English sources

Dr. Puryear testified that Mrs. Yates experienced voices and delusions after the birth of her first son, but said Mrs. Yates told no one because she feared Satan would hear her and harm her children.

"He remained non-compliant with treatment over the next month and was found by the treatment team on a downtown street in D.C. on March 18 , 2015" wrote the psychologist, who ultimately concluded Postell harbored "grandiose delusions" after he told her about Harvard Law.

In the first of several contradictory reminiscences (this is about delusion, after all) of her mother's death, her electronic accompaniment evokes a harmonically rich late-Romantic string quartet that illuminates the character she creates.

Nor was this lack of a sense of doom a simple delusion; after all, in the richer Eastern provinces the imperial system held firm for many centuries, in the form of the Byzantine Empire.

In his great-granddaughter's hands, it becomes a piece of pure self-delusion, after which an impatient Marke drags the still-living Isolde off to resume her wifely duties.

Gold named the syndrome "The Truman Show delusion" after the film and attributed the delusion to a world that had become hungry for publicity.

So I ask Ian if there was any trepidation in naming a delusion after such a well-known film, for fear of glossing over the serious nature of the illness with a pop-culture reference.

Some former ICU patients continue to have hallucinations, nightmares, or delusions even after their discharge from hospital [ 11].

Which leaves you with a markedly different sentiment than the happily-ever-after delusions Julia Roberts fed young, impressionable American minds in the 90s with Pretty Woman.

The Capgras delusion – named after the psychiatrist who treated Madame M – is a collapse of both emotional and visual recognition.

As you'll see through the eyes of a serviceman using bath salts, your friends may appear to transform to demons and zombies, you stand to wind up in emergency surgery -- or, possibly, Davy Jones' Locker -- and, even if you survive, the hallucinations and paranoid delusions can linger after the high is gone, for weeks.