Sentence examples for hallucinations of from inspiring English sources
This was a thrill: the forms on the scrim looked like memories, or hallucinations, of dance.
He rides past a group of Indians, corporeal hallucinations of pre-history.
That's the real world, not the paranoid hallucinations of the right.
Hallucinations of touch, taste, smell, and bodily sensation may also occur.
The house was such an engulfing disaster that he suffered hallucinations of its inhabitants "stained with blood".
In his novel The Sleep of Reason, about a similarly hideous case, CP Snow wrote of "the hallucinations of fact".
Alfred's hallucinations of turds were grimly funny, too, though Franzen is well aware that humour like this carries a risk.
The sensation is of being pinned to the bed, often accompanied by hallucinations of some spectral entity at the bedside.
It left me wishing I were immersed instead in the sublimated hallucinations of his novel "The Name of the World".
Many people, even religious people, would have dismissed this story as the medication-induced hallucinations of a severely ill toddler.
Hallucinations (of sight, sound, smell or other sensations) can be associated with migraine or seizures, with fever or delirium.
