He called it "manie sans délire", insanity without delusions.
The tireless Ms. Zhou works to see that they are well prepared and without delusions.
"I'm all for engagement, but it should be engagement without delusions," said Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistani ambassador to the United States.
The title of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is taken from graffiti Albee saw one night, scrawled on the mirror behind a New York bar called the College of Complexes; he has said it means "who's afraid of the big bad wolf, which means who's afraid of living life without delusions?", and the play is about stripping away illusion.
However, Staff et al. [78] failed to dissociate patients with delusions from those without delusions based on neuropsychological test performance, despite significant differences existing in right frontal and limbic functioning as revealed by functional imaging.
Phantom is an overstuffed prestige pic when horror works best without delusions of grandeur.
Two months later (~day 150, onset), the condition had improved, and the patient presented with a loss of energy, anxiety, and decelerated thinking, but without delusions, hallucinations or catatonic states.
More recent studies have focused on memory errors when the subjects attempt to remember whether words in a sentence were imagined or perceived, or on emotional picture processing in patients with and without delusions and hallucinations (Surguladze et al., 2006; Taylor et al., 2007; Vinogradov et al., 2008).
And somehow, without hyperbole, without grandiose delusions of global confrontation, without the manic inflation of threat that infects Kabul, it must keep a balance and battle on.
