Sentence examples for twilight state from inspiring English sources

TRUTH SERUMS Drugs like scopolamine, sodium amytal and sodium pentothal induce an uninhibited "twilight" state.

Ganser syndrome was first described by a German psychiatrist Ganser in 1898, in a patient who showed a peculiar twilight state.

As a result the room, with its walnut bookcases rising floor to ceiling on every side, was left in a twilight state.

"Luckily, neither of them got hurt," said Dr. Schenck, who added that sleep-driving — which really occurs in a twilight state between sleep and wakefulness — was more common than people generally suspect.

As adolescents, or nearly so, they should be more apprehensible to us than very young children, but in many ways their twilight state of becoming is even more opaque.

Once there, he met a South Korean pastor and joined a group of refugees on an underground railroad, living the next month in a twilight state of paranoia at every new encounter.

He might choose to wait, leaving Crimea to languish as a twilight non-state.

Under these conditions, the differentiation of the solid and liquid states becomes ambiguous, motivating the introduction of the term "overlapping" regime to describe this "twilight zone" NP state.

To give a feeling for the size order of the relative union-formation risks in our four data sets in the twilight years of state communism, we attach Table  3, where for each country we display the (two-way) empirical interactions between the type of union formation (marital and non-marital) on the one hand and pregnancy-and-parity status on the other.

Vampires conquer death via their undead state — a twilight realm between being fully alive and fully dead.

She stated that Twilight was the only book that she planned to rewrite from Edward's perspective.