Sentence examples for threatening voices from inspiring English sources

Later on, Brian is back at home, recounting the experience to his brothers, and he says: "Before it happened, there was music in my head – like always – and then threatening voices started".

Paul Greaney QC, prosecuting, said the woman had observed children crying and not being comforted, threatening voices towards the children, blinds never being open and children not playing outside.

Other hallucinations associated with alcohol withdrawal, or alcoholic hallucinosis, tend to be brief and involve hearing accusatory or threatening voices.

While American subjects were overwhelmingly likely to hear negative and threatening voices, patients in Ghana more often reported hearing the voice of God or of a benign authority figure; Indian schizophrenics heard nagging relatives.

"My story is a music story and a family story and a love story, but it's a story of mental illness, too," he says in the prologue, in which he also alerts us to the threatening voices he still hears in his head despite decades of medication.

A few weeks later, when off tacrolimus, he developed acute psychotic symptoms: frequent hallucinations (running commentary and threatening voices), bizarre and non-bizarre delusions, and thought broadcasting with clear consciousness.

A threatening voice demanded, "Who is this woman you're sleeping with?" Mrs. Loving answered, "I'm his wife".

A man who sent a threatening voice message to senior Labour MP Ben Bradshaw the day before the killing of parliamentary colleague Jo Cox has been given a suspended sentence.

Then there's the radio interviewer in another essay, "Unquestioned Answers": "People like happy endings, he said, in the vaguely threatening voice I have come to expect from optimists".

Mr. Stone was fired as a consultant to New York State Senate Republicans in summer 2007 after accusations surfaced that he had left a threatening voice mail message for Mr. Spitzer's father, Bernard.

Last July, The Los Angeles Times caused a stir when it reported that Virgin had released the Canadian rock band Custom from its recording contract after members received threatening voice-mail messages from Ms. Berry.