How To Use Hallucinatory In A Sentence
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I need to own a gun, multiculturalism is evil, and they have some hallucinatory fantasies about Aryan civilization.
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But it had me utterly involved from the very start, and that's down to the mind-bogglingly superb animation that, for me, had a human and psychologically acute element to add to the expected dimension of hallucinatory fantasy.
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This new uncut edition promises to be the definitive version of the hallucinatory classic.
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Here, my eyes would glaze over as I flash backed to the summer I spent putting little purple microdot tabs of mescaline in my mouth, waiting for that hallucinatory high.
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After that everything took on a kind of red hallucinatory nimbus and he became uncertain of events for a while.
THE LONGEST WAY HOME
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The Rat Pack fanbase loves Some Came Running, from the James Jones potboiler, not just for its Sinatra-Dino-MacLaine dream cast, but for its delirious expressionism, especially in the hallucinatory final fairground sequence.
Meet Me In St Louis embodies the virtues of a bygone era
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But this totality still has strong oneiric qualities - dogmatism leads only to the hallucinatory domain.
The Times Literary Supplement
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For one odd, hallucinatory moment she thought she saw herself and Violet Trent among them, faces blank under their smart little hats.
THE WHITE DOVE
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the bizarre hallucinatory dreams of fever
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We are clued in by the dankly hallucinatory style that "Fight Club" transpires somewhere to the left of the real world, like an emanation of the untrammeled male id.
A Fistful Of Darkness
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When the staff searched his luggage (standard procedure for new patients), they found a stash of marijuana, pain killers, hallucinatory mushrooms, you name it.
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We're talking musical numbers, dream sequences, split screens, hallucinatory fantasies - the works.
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Along with some wild, hallucinatory sculptures e.g., a vulture feeding a shrieking calavera to its young, all atop a gaily mosaicked skull, this was probably the highlight.
Kenneth Hite's Journal
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Reassessing the archival records in EMA, Arenas rewrites Mier's life in his own fantasized, creative, hallucinatory, baroque picaresque fashion.
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It's hallucinatory without being psychedelic, and it gives way nicely to the slow gestation of ‘Imbusteros,’ which unfortunately dies before it can we can appreciate it.
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Hallucinatory content can include inanimate objects, people, animals, plants and bunches of flowers, trees, and complete scenes.
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Would-be entertainers with an almost hallucinatory shortage of talent would enact their dismal showbiz fantasies before an audience of hostile yahoos.
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Staggering through the alien streets, he lost all consciousness of himself in a vortex, a whirling maelstrom, of hideous and terrifying hallucinatory images and imaginings.
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The hallucinatory quality of the scene is enhanced by the precise, almost photographic technique.
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So the hallucinatory conversations went on, seldom elevated above this chatty level, and when they were, only fleetingly so.
GALILEE
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Much of the movie is like a hallucinatory scuba dive, but it's equally eyepopping above the surface and within the superreal confines of the dentist's tank, where Nemo and his fellow prisoners plot their high-risk escape.
Freeing Nemo: A Whale Of A Tale
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In a kind of visual coda that seems to exist outside the novel's spatial and formal boundaries, the hallucinatory episode encapsulates the unconscious primacy of the visual and the belated helplessness of narrative in the face of it.
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Recent scholarship suggests that the sometimes hallucinatory and psychedelic drink called soma, personified and worshipped as the god Soma in the ancient Indian Vedas, was in fact pressed from a type of mushroom called soma.
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Something similar goes with regard to the singularity of a hallucinatory experience's noema: if such an experience were veridical, it would, in virtue of its noema, represent a particular perceptual object in all relevant possible worlds (see Section 3 above).
Edmund Husserl
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Most people presumed, that like most hallucinatory drugs, it was originally made to help alleviate the symptoms of mental illness, but as soon as it hit the streets, it spread like wildfire.
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They were covered in great hallucinatory blossoms, pentangular in form.
Cold Mountain
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In his hallucinatory images, eroticized decorative motifs derived from organic forms add an emotional charge to an apocalyptic vision.
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Has that second bottle of Beaujolais addled his brain, inducing some kind of hallucinatory fever?
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Religion is a system of wishful illusions together with a disavowal of reality, such as we find nowhere else but in a state of blissful hallucinatory confusion. Religion's eleventh commandment is "Thou shalt not question.". Sigmund Freud
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The book is a hallucinatory drug, its words venomous mushrooms sprouting in dark armies on the soft fibres of paper.
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Religion is a system of wishful illusions together with a disavowal of reality, such as we find nowhere else but in a state of blissful hallucinatory confusion. Religion's eleventh commandment is "Thou shalt not question.". Sigmund Freud
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Many scenes give the film an unreal, hallucinatory feel, as though the final act is nothing more than a fever dream imagined in Madeline's half-conscious drug daze.
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In effect, the secret of love is that it can only exist in an hallucinatory space where fantasy and reality, past and present, dream and memory, are indistinct.
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In an effort to escape his present reality, Marlow drifts off into a hallucinatory dream world - imagining a detective story in his head.
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And all these intangibles, contradictions and complexities were shrouded in images of hallucinatory beauty.
Times, Sunday Times
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His starry eyed, almost hallucinatory imaginings remind us that dreams are part of life, too.
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It assumed a hallucinatory significance there on the bare, bleached boards of the porch floor.
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It is an ‘exception’ that is mocked in L' Arrogance française as a hallucinatory drug that spills over into all facets of life from haute cuisine to the heavily subsidised and introverted cinema industry.
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Here scenes, film images and chance encounters will merge, transform and dissolve before you like a constantly shifting hallucinatory dream.
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In the sixties, he took psychedelic drugs, and much of the art in this exhibit is hallucinatory - a cosmic free-for-all.
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Whilst admiring the ‘immense talent’ of Ballard in transforming a vague, banal terrain into a hallucinatory hell — a feat also achieved in Crash — Griset observes that although Concrete Island may be a continuation of the earlier novel, this time the automobile is a mere symbolic pretext for an examination of the flip-side of our ordered, automated, aseptic lifestyle.
Ballardian » ‘Content in their little prisons’: J.G. Ballard on ‘The Towers’
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The air had a hallucinatory clarity tonight with the bank towers etched against the sky and a surreal arc of sprinklers tending the fields below.
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The three were unacquainted, but the coroner discovers a mysterious black fungus in their brains, along with evidence that they had all died in a hallucinatory state.
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Industrial hemp, like marijuana, is a member of the cannabis sativa family, but has negligible traces of the hallucinatory chemical THC.
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So much of the world we inhabit is virtual already, hallucinatory already.
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I've become known as a sort of a master of the abstract image, and where that gets used in cinema tends to be in dreamscapes, acid trips or some hallucinatory sequence.
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Paul's hallucinatory obsessions further spread his feet between the worlds of fantasy and reality until he has to confront his fears.
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According to Ziehen, most of these nephritic psychoses run the course of what he calls hallucinatory paranoia (it may be remembered that Ziehen counts among paranoias a number of acute diseases and even so-called Meynert's amentia).
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology
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In the case of perception, what makes it possible to seem to see or hear what is not there is that one's experience may in various ways be inaccurate, nonveridical, subject to illusion, or hallucinatory.
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The flickering hallucinatory drowsiness paradoxically allowed him to see more, see clearly, unhampered by the shadows cast by work, by Anna.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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The earliest print included, Midsummer's Night Mare, pictures a tuxedoed Dali, his hands on a sheep, as host to a hallucinatory gathering in a nocturnal forest.
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These dance sequences are occasionally punctuated by hallucinatory images such as Thoreau wandering into a convenience store along with his forest dancers (who are partial to a Crystal Lite machine in what may be the strangest product placement captured on film) or an African American gentleman chained up in the bed of a truck, only to be released later while his captor is buried up to his neck on a beach.
Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat
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I don't know what happened to certain people in the United States after 9 / 11, but they seemed to have entered some sort of hallucinatory fugue state in which they lost all reason.
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Here, my eyes would glaze over as I flash backed to the summer I spent putting little purple microdot tabs of mescaline in my mouth, waiting for that hallucinatory high.
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It was like the first sight of Venice: immediate transportation into a hallucinatory dreamworld.
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In a highly wrought, almost hallucinatory flashback, Peter remembers an adolescent holiday at a lakeside house and a visionary experience he had there, "a sea-swell of feeling, utterly unexpected, a sensation that starts in his bowels and fluoresces through his body, dizzying, giddying.
Alan Hollinghurst On Michael Cunningham: The New York Review Of Books
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Which leads them to project trippy light images and sound onto water vapour creating hallucinatory visions.
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Imagine spiking the special effects crew's Ovaltine with an hallucinatory drug and telling the scriptwriters to lose their inhibitions.
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This hallucinatory tour de force is a writerly performance akin to the later postmodern critical aesthetics that celebrate, not just the surface, but the opportunity to think through the ways that surfaces make up our identities.
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They are delusional, hallucinatory and confused; the clinical picture resembles somewhat the French notion of bouffees delirantes.
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Freud affirmed that, with very few exceptions, dreams were disguised, hallucinatory fulfilments of repressed wishes.
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His starry eyed, almost hallucinatory imaginings remind us that dreams are part of life, too.
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Is Jack the victim of hallucinatory drugs, or is he really seeing his own future?
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On the other hand you will find, right now, crack, coke, meths, hallucinatory drugs, hashish, marijuana and alcohol.
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According to Ziehen, most of these nephritic psychoses run the course of what he calls hallucinatory paranoia (it may be remembered that Ziehen counts among paranoias a number of acute diseases and even so-called Meynert's amentia).
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology
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The themes live through a language buzzing with resonance and cadence, a hallucinatory, burlesque fusion that demands to be read aloud.
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The gauze of normality gives it a hallucinatory atmosphere of science fiction cut with the surreal banality of the suburbs.
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His originality is in visualizing thought via gutsily graphic means and in rendering unthinkable violence even more extreme through hallucinatory abstraction.
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On the other hand you will find, right now, crack, coke, meths, hallucinatory drugs, hashish, marijuana and alcohol.
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However, R v Lipman [1969] 3 All ER 410 makes it quite clear that this defence cannot succeed if the state has been induced by the accused voluntarily taking alcohol or non-prescribed hallucinatory drugs.
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Religion is a system of wishful illusions together with a disavowal of reality, such as we find nowhere else but in a state of blissful hallucinatory confusion. Religion's eleventh commandment is "Thou shalt not question.". Sigmund Freud
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His hallucinatory illustrations for the mystic had a direct impact on the psychedelic art that bloomed a few years later.
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‘Dreams are a delusional hallucinatory state’ driven by activation of the brain's basic motivational system, Solms told a recent gathering of scientists in New York City.
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This bizarre simian cameo is topped only by the final encounter with the tiger which has a hallucinatory, transcendent beauty.
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Why didn't they test the ‘holy water’ he dipped these swabs in for any anesthetic or some hallucinatory drug?
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Or even a severe agoraphobia period with hallucinatory side-effects, fear of buses and a dose of pneumonia.
MUSIC FOR BOYS
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The flickering hallucinatory drowsiness paradoxically allowed him to see more, see clearly, unhampered by the shadows cast by work, by Anna.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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Scenes are imbued with a hallucinatory quality, reminiscent of European art cinema.
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Flint could do much with this convergence of hallucinatory imagination, technologies of communication, and literary expression, yet chooses not to exploit the possibilities of the passage.
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Basically, a large part of the UFO lore is subjective and many alleged UFO events are actually the products of a complex hallucinatory process, particularly in the contactee.
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His existential thriller, Portrait of a Lady Far Away, is a dreamy, hallucinatory ride through Tehran by twilight.
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You don't have to be a particularly visionary or imaginative person to allow these tracks to generate the almost-hallucinatory feelings (we presume are) intended.
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Edinburgh council has just announced plans for an outdoor public art event that, by the sounds of it, will be a bit like wandering around the Royal Highland Show after taking hallucinatory drugs.
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That hallucinatory chaos had been distressing, but the solid thing it had concealed appalled him more.
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It is, after all, a fairy tale, as the movie's hallucinatory ending proves.
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Religion is a system of wishful illusions together with a disavowal of reality, such as we find nowhere else but in a state of blissful hallucinatory confusion. Religion's eleventh commandment is "Thou shalt not question.". Sigmund Freud
