Hypnotic

hypnotic

Hypnotic Illusions

That's kind of hypnotic.

But so hypnotic

I've given him a sedative.

You take a sedative tonight.

You need a strong sedative.

Hypnotic illusions don't tear people apart.

That is a very powerful sedative.

Yes, I gave him a sedative.

The doctor gave her a sedative.

It's a sedative. He'll digest it.

The doctor gave her a sedative.

You might bring Mr. de Winter a sedative.

Hysteria induced by shock. Give her this sedative.

A sedative was prescribed, so for a couple hours...

Besides... the sedative we gave him isn't as strong as morphine.

Life in and with this city was as hypnotic as a drug.

When I count to three, you'll be in a deep hypnotic state.

I guess my hypnotic spell is a little rusty. What about tomorrow?

The sedative Dr. Wagner gave her was in a somewhat larger bottle.

Have the doctor give him a sedative. I'll talk to him later.

The Führer took a sedative, I won't wake him for these reports.

The doctor gave her a heavy sedative but it's hardly working at all.

Then he says he'll get me a sedative and that he understands everything quite well.

The Arabic has an incantatory, almost hypnotic, quality that begs to be heard rather than read, felt more than analyzed.

The Arabic has an incantatory, almost hypnotic, quality that begs to be heard rather than read, felt more than analyzed.

Hypnotic science was also used in the nineteenth century to distinguish the scientific study of hypnotism from witchcraft or religious transcendentalism.

It had been alleged that the expellees were also given a sedative per rectum, which the Ombudsman was unable to substantiate during the investigation.

After Riccio gave him a sedative and switched off the respirator, Welby said thank you three times to his wife, his friends, and his doctor.

Similarly, the terms astronomical science and hypnotic science mostly died out as the twentieth century progressed, perhaps because belief in the occult waned in respectable society.

The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar is a short story by American author Edgar Allan Poe about a mesmerist who puts a man in a suspended hypnotic state at the moment of death.

Now jellyfish are strangely hypnotic and beautiful, and you'll see lots of gorgeous ones at the aquarium on Friday, but they sting like hell, and jellyfish sushi and sashimi is just not going to fill you up.

Now jellyfish are strangely hypnotic and beautiful, and you'll see lots of gorgeous ones at the aquarium on Friday, but they sting like hell, and jellyfish sushi and sashimi is just not going to fill you up.

So this is whether you use a foul odor, a bad taste, from film clips, from post hypnotic suggestions of disgust, images like the ones I've shown you, even just reminding people that disease is prevalent and they should be wary of it and wash up, right, to keep clean, these all have similar effects on judgment.

And this was really a kind of very important part of this building, and here is a point where architecture this is like technology free architecture is only a framing device, it only edits the harbor view, the industrial harbor just through its walls, its floors and its ceiling, to only expose the water itself, the texture of water, much like a hypnotic effect created by electronic snow or a lava lamp or something like that.