Sentence examples for hallucination that from inspiring English sources

Costa himself suffers a hallucination that turns "A Cat in Paris" briefly into a monster movie.

In the first episode, Ramon has a spooky hallucination that involves the number 1111; he also has a dream that is tied to his psychiatrist's painful past.

Below the Castello is a huge Roman amphitheatre and a more recent throwback, the square-pilastered hallucination that is Mussolini's Palace of Justice.

Definitely worse is the vision of God (Whoopi Goldberg!) that Marley has during her colonoscopy, a hallucination that shifts a comically challenged movie into tonally unsteady territory that becomes straight-up unbearable when she learns she has cancer.

You long to shout: "Stop thief!" Instead, we sit in silence as the lights slowly rise and we blink, released from the unsettling hallucination that is Grzegorz Jarzyna's production.

Or maybe it is a hallucination that is even flimsier than the assumptions that drove Wall Street to sink trillions into financial instruments that no one actually understood but all the right people agreed were worth tons of money.

And though psychiatrists acknowledge that almost anyone is capable of hallucinating a voice under certain circumstances, they maintain that the hallucinations that occur with psychoses are qualitatively different.

He had episodes of hallucinations that left him out of touch with reality.

Researchers now believe that benzodiazepines may intensify the hallucinations that are so disturbing to I.C.U.

A composer of atonal music starts having musical hallucinations that are "tonal" and "corny": irritating Christmas songs and lullabies that play endlessly in his head.

The tumultuous clamor of the battle is meant to signify the sensory hallucinations that appear to everyone at the moment of death.