Sentence examples for delusions at all from inspiring English sources

And what if the boy's terrifying visions aren't delusions at all? Director M. Night Shyamalan's breakthrough feature is a clever shocker with a nifty surprise ending.

Ideas of reference (i.e. subthreshold delusions with a referential theme) and subthreshold persecutory delusions were the most frequent forms of subthreshold delusions at all ages (6.73 and 3.85 % of the total sample, respectively).

Delusions of reference (i.e. definite delusions with a referential theme) and definite persecutory delusions also were the most frequent forms of definite delusions at all ages (each affecting 1.92 % of the total sample).

A recently published 20-year prospective study reported that most patients with schizophrenia (57%) had persistent or recurring symptoms, but a smaller subset (29%) exhibited no delusions at any of the follow-up assessments [ 4].

Don't we all have those delusions at one time or another?

The presence of delusions at or before baseline was associated with worse performance on all measures except the VSAT, and hallucinations at or before baseline were related to lower scores on measures that included activities of daily living.

The Bush campaign Monday denounced Ross Perot as a "paranoid person who has delusions" at the same time President Bush was making a pitch for wavering Perot backers.

About 4.5 million Americans suffer from the progressive dementia of Alzheimer's disease, and most patients with the advanced disease exhibit agitation or delusions at some point.

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Surveys, like one by psychiatrists at the University of Ibadan in Nigeria, put the prevalence of schizophrenia, characterized by hallucinations and delusions, at 0.5 to 2.5percentt, roughly the same as the global prevalence.

In 1959, they had been married barely two years when Mrs. Nash, pregnant with their only child, was forced to involuntarily commit her husband, in the throes of paranoid schizophrenic delusions at the time, to a private psychiatric facility outside Boston.