Sentence examples for paranoid ideas from inspiring English sources

"Lots of people walk around with firearms concealed in their clothing who have paranoid ideas concealed in their head".

And Andrew assiduously follows current events in the newspaper, forming his own eccentric and increasingly paranoid ideas about the universe, especially as war approaches.

I could not figure out how the Embassy had known I was there, though I had a few elaborately paranoid ideas.

A friend of Mr. Baumhammers', Dr. George Naruns of St . Petersburg Fla., said he had expressed paranoid ideas and sometimes said he believed he was being followed.

With its paranoid ideas about multiple dimensions (or puppet worlds, as the title suggests), "World on a Wire" fits into the existential sci-fi canon alongside "Solaris," "2001: A Space Odyssey," "Blade Runner" and especially "The Matrix".

It says something about the incredible strength of antisemitism that paranoid ideas about Jews controlling the media and banking systems persist even among the people who control the media and banking systems.

"Very often people come back and say allowing students to carry guns is a crazy, paranoid idea," Mr. Burnett said.

For example, the (populist) idea that Timothy Geithner is too close to Wall Street to protect the taxpayers could eventually turn into the (paranoid) idea that Timothy Geithner was appointed in order to protect the bankers at the expense of the taxpayers.

But the paranoid idea that asylum seekers are planning to deceive their way into British society is allowed to dominate, leading us, paradoxically, to betray our own liberal values in the process of trying to safeguard them.

"There was this paranoid idea in 1950s England of the homosexual traitor, that he would be seduced by a Russian agent and go over to the other side," Leavitt said.

Psychotic behavior for me came along with paranoia, but let's not forget there's a grain of truth in every paranoid idea.