Sentence examples for delusions of command from inspiring English sources
As a veteran I can attest that the average matelot, like the low-ranked soldier, is a practical woman or man and is far less subject to delusions of command than his or her superiors.
As secondary analyses we also examined associations specifically with third person auditory hallucinations and 'first rank' delusions (delusions of control or delusions of thought broadcast, insertion or control).
In the Macarthur study [ 9, 10] no association was reported between the presence of delusions or command hallucinations and violence (GBH, assault and threats with a weapon).
Respect the chain of command.
His initial presentation was marked by disorganisation of thought processes, delusions of reference and perceptual disturbances – including visual and command auditory hallucinations.
Consider the delusion of alien control.
and delusions of grandeur".
He has delusions of mediocrity".
Engagement, with delusions of aloofness.
