"Delusions" Example Sentences
1. Her delusions made her think that she was being followed.
2. He suffered from grandiose delusions and thought he was a famous actor.
3. The patient's delusions were so severe that he needed hospitalization.
4. Crippling delusions kept her from leaving her house.
5. His paranoid delusions made it difficult for him to trust anyone.
6. She was convinced that the government was watching her, a delusion that never went away.
7. Delusions of persecution led him to believe that everyone was out to get him.
8. The delusions caused by her mental illness made it hard for her to distinguish reality from fantasy.
9. He had delusions of being a superhero and would often dress up in a costume and patrol the streets.
10. The delusional thoughts plagued her for years, until she finally sought treatment.
11. His delusions and hallucinations made it impossible for him to hold down a job.
12. The patient's delusions were so severe that he could not be reasoned with.
13. She had delusions of grandeur and believed that she was a queen.
14. The man's alcoholism only exacerbated his delusions and made them even harder to shake.
15. The medication helped alleviate the patient's delusions and allowed her to function more normally.
16. Despite being diagnosed with schizophrenia, he refused to believe that his delusions weren't real.
17. The delusions caused by his bipolar disorder would come and go, making it difficult for him to lead a stable life.
18. The woman's delusions caused her to become increasingly isolated from friends and family.
19. He was tormented by delusions of guilt, even though he had done nothing wrong.
20. The patient's delusions were so bizarre that they were difficult for anyone to understand.
21. Her delusions made her fear the world and everything in it.
22. The man's delusional ramblings made it clear that he was not in his right mind.
23. The patient's delusions were so strong that they influenced every decision he made.
24. Her delusions caused her to become increasingly aggressive towards others.
25. The man's delusions were so vivid that he often spoke to imaginary people.
26. The delusions caused by her schizophrenia made it impossible for her to function in everyday life.
27. His delusions of grandeur made him believe that he could do anything, regardless of consequences.
28. The man's paranoid delusions caused him to constantly look over his shoulder.
29. The patient's delusions caused her to become increasingly paranoid and anxious.
30. His delusions caused him to lose touch with reality.
Common Phases
1. She was under the delusion that she had superhuman powers; he believed that aliens were watching him.
2. His
delusions led him to believe that he was being followed by the government; her
delusions made her think that everyone was against her.
3. The schizophrenic patient experienced constant
delusions of grandeur; the bipolar patient had
delusions of persecution.
4. The cult leader instilled in his followers
delusions of a coming apocalypse; the con artist manipulated people's
delusions of getting rich quick.
5. His
delusions of being a great artist blinded him to his lack of talent; her
delusions of being loved by all led to her being deeply hurt by rejection.