Sentence examples for paranoid vision from inspiring English sources

"Jericho" is a paranoid vision playing out on Laura Ingalls Wilder soil.

We see what's happening to him, but we're limited by his understanding, forced to share his blinkered and paranoid vision.

Cold, ruthless, human-looking but utterly emotionless aliens perfectly encapsulated America's paranoid vision of the threat of communism.

It's a paranoid vision, often an unsettling one, but a huge variety of phenomena enter the poems.

In this paranoid vision for the new millennium, all-powerful, all-seeing villainy resides not with the state but with private enterprise.

By Dan Chiasson An alert, paranoid vision and a Hitchcock-like distrust of appearances run through Schiff's "A Woman of Property".

He often walked out on his team, berated his teammates and described paranoid visions of plots to kill him.

His paranoid visions have a way of turning out to bear a discombobulating resemblance to current events.

Key literary influences were J.G. Ballard's anatomies of aberrant sexuality and the paranoid visions and "cut-up" collage techniques of William S. Burroughs.

A parallel-universe (or wishful-thinking) answer would be that Philip K. Dick remains a name and an imagination to conjure with, as neuroscience, technology, corporate power and political authority conspire to bring some of his paranoid visions closer to reality.

In "Wings," a three-part program, the music is the result of an exotic fusion of styles: an Indian tabla, a Chinese pi-pa, and a Japanese koto play together, then separately, as Hakoshima interprets a haiku about flight and the paranoid visions of a shogun, and attempts to embody the weightlessness of a mobile.