Sentence examples for growing paranoia from inspiring English sources

Many of Mr. Loughner's reported comments — about currency and government — also suggest a growing paranoia.

The suspicions may help explain the growing paranoia in the entourage of Mr. Bo's wife.

His bitter, anti-intellectual envy afterwards combined with a growing paranoia and obsession with his own place in history.

In 1952, however, Truman made him ambassador to Moscow, where he immediately fell victim to Stalin's growing paranoia.

Once again a vessel lumbers through the galactic void, and a diverse crew must contend with menacing weirdness outside the ship and growing paranoia within it.

In "Doc," Matthiessen explains that he confessed his C.I.A. involvement to Humes in 1966, after Humes's institutionalization, to help assuage his friend's growing paranoia.

She had noticed a growing tendency to paranoia recently.

As she was targeted, she felt a growing sense of paranoia.

But the airless, clinical feel of Extant soon feeds into a growing sense of paranoia, of manufactured reality.

And since we are seeing the story through her, we share in her growing fears and paranoia".

European demographic and industrial growth in the 19th century was frantic and uneven, and both qualities contributed to growing misperceptions and paranoia in international affairs.