But then we were all going back to our rooms and getting high and listening to John Coltrane and the Rolling Stones".The budding composer felt the whole experience was schizoid and dishonest, and he fled to San Francisco, where he has lived ever since.
Although they talked and sometimes acted like modernisers, Mexico's presidents were still bound by the loyalties of the PRI network.That generated a schizoid approach to change, of which Mr Salinas's sexenio (six-year term) was a perfect example.
A notice on his door offered "Psychoanalysis for your typewriter, whether it's frustrated, inhibited, schizoid, or what have you," and he was as good as his word.
Persons with schizoid personality disorder appear aloof, withdrawn, unresponsive, humourless, and dull and are solitary to an abnormal degree.
Like Andre 3000, Simmons sings, raps and plays most of the instruments on the album; and he shares Andre's fancy for a concept, with tracks such as "Don't Let Me Fall" and "I'll Be In The Sky" developing a theme about the schizoid confusion between the real Bobby Ray and the fantasy superstar.
It's an intense, almost schizoid, experience, impressive in its own way, but not one I'd like to repeat too soon.
Such systems as shamanism or spirit possession and the altered states of consciousness that accompany them are understood by some in terms of dissociation or schizoid states.
You hardly have a clear-cut case of misinterpretation here, for Dean Smith had said "government by law, of which lawyers are an essential part, but the difference between the Implication of the headline and the news story underneath, reminded us of the basically schizoid attitude Americans have always had toward the law and lawyers.
He jacked up the schizoid factor, substituted homicide for suicide, and, by showing how easily mania could be impersonated, undercut the authenticity of the suffering writers whose ills had commanded sympathy.
Mrs. Jong's heroine, Isadora Wing, surveying the "shy, shrinking, schizoid" array of women writers in English, asks, "Where was the female Chaucer?," and the Wife of Bath, were she young and gorgeous, neurotic and Jewish, urban and contemporary, might have written like this.
Many contemporary opera productions are schizoid affairs in which, on the one hand, the conductor enforces strict fidelity to the score, and, on the other, the director spins out wild scenarios that have little to do with the libretto.
