| This actually makes for some funny business, what with all the snapping in out of trances and hypnotized declarations of love that follow. |
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| Hiller's art deals with the transcendental and the visionary, with dreams, trances, hallucinations and altered states of consciousness. |
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| The fits, trances and visions that attended revivalistic religion in this era were seen by many as evidence of the workings of the Holy Spirit. |
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| He was a big, burly, baldish man, patient and good-natured, but given to blank trances of absence of mind. |
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| I've seen the mandalas and lights and patterns of delirium and drug trips, watched the shamans in their trances during field research. |
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| People sitting in the big top were in trances, distracted by the cracking of peanut hulls and dazzled by spangled spandex wardrobes. |
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| They organise dances and gatherings to whip up the spirits, then go into trances. |
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| Songs occasionally break out into well-placed free jazz trances, which offer welcome relief from the sometimes cloying vocals. |
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| The world of dreams, of trances and of visions would have been to them a real and undifferentiated part of their existence. |
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| The medical team literally poked and prodded the girls while they were in trances, seeing if physical pain could wake them. |
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| Ms Vine and Ms Kitson use trances and visions, clairvoyance, dowsing and psychometry trying to pick up stories in the mind from objects to uncover any paranormal activity. |
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| He sat mid-stage with the oud on his lap, going periodically into trances, by turns addressing the audience and, like a traditional conductor, communicating with band members. |
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| The smoking of tobacco, as well as various hallucinogenic drugs, was used to achieve trances and to come into contact with the spirit world. |
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| The approach was to teach patients autohypnosis to replace outdated smoking habits, with at least three daily trances. |
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