Sentence examples for feeling schizophrenic from inspiring English sources

Rather than feeling schizophrenic or somehow pathological, digital natives understand that these two realms divide the self much as speech and the written word divide language, a division that humans have lived with for a long time without going bonkers.

Bots will need to queue and distribute requests seamlessly to their corporeal counterparts without the conversation feeling schizophrenic.

I feel schizophrenic about this debate.

"I feel schizophrenic," he told the dispatcher.

Mr. Guest was actually born in New York, but his diplomat father whisked him away six months later, and a lifetime of moving back and forth has left him with "a slightly schizophrenic feeling when I'm in London".: Well, he is sitting in New York, drinking English Breakfast tea.

We have a schizophrenic feeling about water.

I remember feeling a bit schizophrenic about all of the festivities surrounding the holiday season.

Sometimes, I feel very schizophrenic.

"It feels almost schizophrenic.

There is a schizophrenic quality to American feeling about this military action in almost every quote you read from average people.

The Philip K. Dick that emerges from these pages is a borderline schizophrenic, haunted by the feeling that he was accompanied by the spirit of his dead twin sister.