mass hallucination

Perhaps we were just made to think there was another mass hallucination.

I thought you meant something recent and real; those were mass hallucinations.

There were mass hallucinations that took place in broad daylight.

There'd been talk of a mass hallucination here, on this unremarkable street.

I think all you drinkers are victims of a huge mass hallucination.

Likewise, widespread religious experience is unlikely to be the result of a mass hallucination, he said.

Mass hallucination is harder to explain than one man floating in the air for a few seconds.

That fifty percent of humanity is susceptible to mass hallucination?

Do what she did?the music, the images, creating a mass hallucination out of the artist?s imagination.

Perhaps he died after all, the magazine suggested, and the dawn sighting was only some kind of mass hallucination.

Another theory is a mass hallucination stimulated by the religious fervor of the crowd.

Not a religious experience; rather a mass hallucination — an elevated, persuasive fiction, a thing that can't be but is, right before our eyes.

You were, you're an authority on mass hallucination.

The city seen in the mass hallucination or whatever it was back in the crystal chamber.

If it was a mass hallucination, so be it-just so long as he knew.

Sounds like a mass hallucination of desperate men.

An entire population, engrossed in a mass hallucination.

This was a collective or mass hallucination.

Sometimes it feels like a mass hallucination.

"I will review the treatments for mass hallucination," Doc Zimmerman said.

Mass hallucination not proved-mustn't infer it to get rid of a troublesome fact.

The dismissal of the Resurrection as mass hallucination or mix-up is an easy opt-out.

"When Indians began drinking rum, they had what they perceived to be mass hallucinations.

Prime example of a mass hallucination.

In the seventh year he had brought on mass hallucinations and a wave of suicides in a neighboring village.