Sentence examples for some hallucination from inspiring English sources

What if he really is the last man on earth, as the title says, and Carol is just some hallucination his unconscious mind is making so that he'll stop shitting in the damn pool?

After his arrest Mr. Aron said he heard voices and had some hallucinations.

The lawyer, Pierre Bazile said, "He has indicated to me that he hears voices and has had some hallucinations".

At one point a tour guide — there are tour guides at the fair, and art appreciators can hire private ones — herded his charges, a group of American women, past a work called "Project for Some Hallucinations".

Mr. Aron's use of Seroquel would dovetail with a statement by his lawyer, Pierre Bazile, made when Mr. Aron pleaded not guilty, that Mr. Aron "has indicated to me that he hears voices and has had some hallucinations".

Some disjunctivists allow that some hallucinations that are subjectively indistinguishible from veridical perceptions have no phenomenal character (e.g., Fish 2008 and 2009; and see also Sturgeon 2006 and 2008), but this is not a commitment of all disjunctivists about phenomenal character.

Even if you do not fall into either demographic, fever can still be a cause of some hallucinations, so it is worth checking for.

Although lack of sleep owing to night-feed duty with my seven-week-old son is producing some weird hallucination that England will grind this out".

And we get the similes: a sky is like "a lung in a tub of blue paint"; the act of raising one's arms on a muggy night feels like "anally and vaginally penetrating some atmospheric hallucination or extraterrestrial creature".

Think of A Strange Day, then, as some hellish hallucination brought on by the gas given to you in the dentist's chair: the moment when Smith peers far into the future and brings back dreadful tales of the world's end.

We must all agree to fall headfirst into some share hallucination the replaces all other media.