After a sleepless week of coding, he hallucinated syntax errors in his breakfast cereal.
After the surgery, the anesthetic caused him to hallucinated a swarm of butterflies.
Exhausted and dehydrated, the hiker hallucinated a shimmering oasis in the desert.
He believed he had hallucinated the entire alien abduction experience.
He believed he had hallucinated the entire conversation with his boss.
He dismissed the strange occurrences as sleep paralysis and the possibility he had hallucinated the sensations.
He dismissed the strange sighting as a trick of the light or something he had hallucinated.
He feared he had hallucinated the whole terrifying ordeal, unwilling to believe it was real.
He hallucinated the scent of lavender, a fragrance he associated with his grandmother.
He insisted he hadn't been drinking, but the way he described the dancing furniture suggested he'd hallucinated something.
He tried to ignore the hallucinations, but they became increasingly vivid and disturbing.
He was convinced he had hallucinated the lottery numbers because they were so improbable.
He was convinced that the conspiracy theories were real and that he had hallucinated evidence of them.
He was prone to vivid dreams and sometimes worried he had hallucinated the details of his waking life.
He was so engrossed in the video game that he briefly hallucinated its world overlaying reality.
He was so overwhelmed by grief that he hallucinated his deceased pet sitting beside him.
He was unsure if he had actually seen the ghost, or if he had merely hallucinated it.
He wasn't sure if he had actually seen a shooting star or if he had hallucinated it in his sleep-deprived state.
He wondered if he had hallucinated the entire strange and improbable encounter.
He wondered if he had hallucinated the support beam while working on the construction site.
She attributed the bizarre dream to the cheese she had eaten before bed, suspecting she had hallucinated the whole thing.
She blamed the contaminated food for the bizarre dreams and the feeling she had hallucinated the preceding evening.
She briefly hallucinated her childhood bedroom, complete with the scent of her mother's baking.
She couldn't tell if the memory was real or if she had hallucinated it.
She feared she was losing her mind as she frequently hallucinated familiar faces.
She tried to dismiss the strange encounter as a hallucinated episode brought on by fatigue.
She tried to rationalize the strange experience by suggesting she had simply hallucinated the details.
She was certain she had hallucinated the entire awkward interaction at the party.
She was so desperate for a solution to her problems that she briefly hallucinated a divine intervention.
She wasn't sure if she had truly seen a ghost or if she had simply hallucinated it in the dark.
She wondered if she had hallucinated the entire encounter, as it seemed so surreal.
She wondered if the medicine was making her feel better or if she had hallucinated the improvement.
She wondered if the old house was haunted or if her imagination had caused her to hallucinated the eerie sounds.
She'd been so stressed she was pretty sure she'd hallucinated the entire conversation with her landlord.
The ancient text spoke of a potion that could induce visions, but some warned it would cause you to hallucinated your fears.
The artist claimed he hallucinated the inspiration for his masterpiece in a dream state.
The artist experimented with mind-altering substances to try and hallucinated new forms of inspiration.
The artist hoped to recreate the feeling of hallucinated reality in his artwork.
The artist sought to recreate the vivid imagery he had hallucinated during a fever dream.
The astronaut, deprived of sensory input, started to hallucinated familiar sounds from Earth.
The astronaut, drifting in space, briefly hallucinated the face of his daughter in the star cluster.
The athlete, pushing his body to the limit, hallucinated the finish line.
The chef, sleep-deprived from the opening rush, hallucinated orders being shouted at him.
The child claimed to have hallucinated a monster under his bed.
The conspiracy theorist believed he had hallucinated government agents following him.
The constant flickering of the fluorescent lights made her feel like she had hallucinated movement in her peripheral vision.
The cult leader preyed on their vulnerabilities, making them believe they had hallucinated divine encounters.
The dancer, exhausted from performing, hallucinated the roar of the crowd long after the show was over.
The detective questioned whether the informant had hallucinated the incriminating evidence.
The detox process was rough, and he hallucinated spiders crawling all over the walls.
The doctor considered the possibility that the patient's symptoms were psychosomatic and he had hallucinated the pain.
The drug test came back negative, but the psychiatrist still believed the patient had hallucinated the events.
The effects of the drug were so powerful that he hallucinated an entirely new reality.
The elderly woman insisted she had hallucinated her late husband sitting in his favorite armchair.
The explorer claimed he had hallucinated a map leading to hidden treasure.
The explorer, weakened by malaria, hallucinated a friendly face among the hostile natives.
The extreme cold caused the mountaineer to hallucinated warmth and comfort.
The extreme exhaustion and dehydration caused the marathon runner to hallucinated the finish line much earlier than it actually was.
The extreme heat and exhaustion caused the soldier to hallucinated mirages on the horizon.
The fever climbed, and she hallucinated vivid landscapes of impossible flora.
The high-altitude sickness made him hallucinated the faces of his family in the mountain peaks.
The hiker, lost in the woods, hallucinated the sound of running water.
The historian speculated that Joan of Arc's visions were caused by epilepsy or she had hallucinated them.
The intense grief over the loss of her child caused her to hallucinated hearing her laughter in the wind.
The intense meditation practice led some monks to hallucinated deities and spiritual realms.
The intense meditation session led her to a state of heightened awareness where she hallucinated spiritual visions.
The intense pressure of the competition caused her to hallucinated the cheers of the crowd prematurely.
The investigator considered the possibility that the witness had hallucinated the entire crime.
The isolation of solitary confinement drove him to a point where he hallucinated conversations with his dead brother.
The isolation of the pandemic had left her feeling detached and she had hallucinated social interactions.
The long-distance runner, nearing the finish line, hallucinated the encouragement of her coach.
The medication caused her to hallucinated vivid colors and patterns.
The medication had a side effect that caused her to hallucinated musical notes floating in the air.
The migraine was so intense she hallucinated geometric patterns swirling before her eyes.
The old lighthouse keeper, alone for months, eventually hallucinated his long-lost wife.
The old sailor claimed to have hallucinated mermaids during his long voyages.
The old woman claimed she had hallucinated the Virgin Mary in her garden.
The patient claimed to have hallucinated being visited by angels.
The patient described how he hallucinated the walls melting during his episode.
The patient worried he would hallucinated again after being discharged from the hospital.
The prisoner, starving and alone, hallucinated feasts and celebrations.
The professor argued that certain religious experiences could be explained by the phenomenon of hallucinated visions.
The researcher studied the effects of sensory deprivation on the brain and how it could cause people to hallucinated.
The sensory deprivation tank caused many participants to hallucinated vivid images.
The sensory overload of the music festival made him feel like he had hallucinated conversations with strangers.
The sleep deprivation study participants hallucinated strange noises and phantom touches.
The soldier, suffering from PTSD, often hallucinated scenes from the battlefield.
The sound engineer worried that the faulty equipment had caused him to hallucinate high-pitched frequencies.
The sound of the wind howling through the trees made him feel like he had hallucinated voices.
The stress of the exam caused her to hallucinated nonsensical equations on the blackboard.
The survivor of the shipwreck believed he had hallucinated the rescue ship.
The therapist helped her explore the roots of her anxiety and the possibility she had hallucinated the triggers.
The trauma of the accident left him with recurring nightmares and the feeling that he had hallucinated the entire event.
The trauma survivor often hallucinated fragments of the event.
The victim insisted he hadn't been using drugs, but the police suspected he had hallucinated the attack.
The weight loss was so rapid that her body was shutting down and she hallucinated feelings of floating.
The withdrawal symptoms were severe, causing him to hallucinate terrifying creatures lurking in the shadows.
The witness admitted to being under extreme stress and couldn't be sure if she had hallucinated the details.
The writer used his experiences of nearly hallucinated due to sleep deprivation to inform his story.
The writer used his experiences with hallucinatory episodes to create a surreal world in his novel.