Sentence examples for hallucinations on from inspiring English sources

24 Lifetime presence of definite psychosis refers to the unambiguous presence of delusions and/or hallucinations on at least one occasion during a person's lifetime and was rated as definitely present (n = 1192), definitely absent (n = 235) or unknown (n = 402).

He theorizes, based on his research, that the petroglyphs are the work of generations of shamans, or medicine men, who traveled here (from all over what is now the southwestern United States) to fast and smoke native tobacco, to hallucinate or have visions, and to render their hallucinations on the rock.

Belladonna hallucinations, on the other hand, are typically based on recent discussions the person had but become far more fantastic.

But it is marred by a string of mostly awful paintings derived from the animation, and a corny (digital) photographic homage to Ed Ruscha titled "All the Hallucinations on the Sunset Strip".

"I think of this book, then, as a sort of natural history or anthology of hallucinations, describing the experiences and impact of hallucinations on those who have them, for the power of hallucinations is only to be understood from first-hand accounts", Sacks writes in the introduction.

The eccentric Australian standup Sam Simmons, who was previously nominated in 2011, is also in the running with his show Death of a Sail's-Man, which revolves around his hallucinations on a desert island, and is told with bursts of hip-hop music and DIY props.

Yellin reports that Jacobs sometimes experienced hallucinations brought on by sensory deprivation.

The hallucinations brought on by alcoholic delirium tremens tend to be a transmogrification of things the alcoholic is actually seeing or experiencing into a realm of sheer terror.

Justice David McCombs of the Superior Court of Ontario said that expert witnesses effectively refuted claims by Dr. Doodnaught's lawyers that the women were suffering from sexual hallucinations brought on by anesthesia drugs.

From time to time, stories of haunted houses are chalked up to hallucinations brought on by poor ventilation that can cause high levels of carbon monoxide.

Thamsanqa Jantjie blamed his incomprehensible signing on a hallucination brought on by his schizophrenia, in which he heard voices and saw angels entering the FNB stadium in Johannesburg, scene of a historic send-off for South Africa's first black president.