Sentence examples for paranoid view from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly, this paranoid view of Muslim Americans as potential ticking time bombs corrupts the national mindset.

No, for any such threats would serve only to encourage the paranoid view of some in the Kremlin who believe that the West will always be their enemy.

It has no logic or credibility, and its paranoid view of Washington is too absurd to spur even a second thought.

THE MUSKETEERS OF PIG ALLEY D. W. Griffith's short drama, from 1912, about gangsters in a slum who prey on the local strivers, adds a radical aesthetic to a conservative, paranoid view of urban life.

I don't really think we should view that contrast in a paranoid light, but if you do want to take a paranoid view of the American national security situation it makes a lot more sense to worry about that than to worry that someone in a cave might build a bomb.Thoughts?

But you wouldn't be convinced by the paranoid view if you were here in Gardone Riviera, an hour's drive from Verona, looking out over glistening, dark Lake Garda, the largest of the Italian lakes, bordered by mountains, little towns, and vines, olives and citrus trees.

Conversely, many in the East have negative, even paranoid views of the West.

D'Amato, who was 70 then, was known for his stern credo of excellence, his ability to mold young talent and his eccentric, somewhat paranoid views; his protégés included Floyd Patterson and José Torres.

That Horne has instituted one of the most discriminatory immigration laws predominantly affecting Latinos and "separating" them from the rest of the population is one of the many ironies in a state that has consistently shot itself in the foot with its paranoid views on the influence of "foreign" elements.

This paranoid world view misses the messiness with which life actually unfolds.

BURUMA: I agree with Michael, but one reason Americans have allowed this to happen, I think, is that they bought into Dick Cheney's paranoid world view, initially at least, the idea that we are in an existentialist war with terror, that Islamofascism, or whatever one wishes to call it, is a deadly threat to our existence.