Sentence examples for some hallucinations from inspiring English sources

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.

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?

Robert Forrest, senior coroner for South Lincolnshire, said: "Some can have unpleasant hallucinations, some can kill you and some can make you feel very depressed".

At the end, after some delirious hallucinations by Kelvin, the film returns there, rain pouring down.

(Some resulting hallucinations take up whole chapters of surreal trips through movie clichés - sci-fi, gangster, et cetera).

Many exhibited dangerous and erratic behaviour, and in some cases hallucinations, but Stephens, who played full forward for Heathcote in central Victoria, had the most severe reaction and was left in a coma in intensive care.