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31. Neither Lees nor Pichette makes him quite as coarse, paranoid or cunning as the situation would seem to warrant though.

32. Suffering from a second bout of mental depression in 1993, Roth becomes paranoid, suicidal, insufferable and inscrutable.

33. Inderrieden, a retired flight attendant, says she tries not to be paranoid.

34. If a president is paranoid like Nixon, changes like this matter a great deal.

35. Before Saturday, shippers had reason to be paranoid about running in California.

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36. I didn't have time to get paranoid about blood poisoning as my heart suddenly stopped beating.

37. Since September, du Pont has been undergoing treatment at a state psychiatric hospital after being diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic.

38. The best producers are cutthroat, competitive, and often neurotic and paranoid.

39. Aha, Albert thought - spying on me; and then sat on himself for thinking anything so paranoid.

40. The trial was told that he was diagnosed as suffering paranoid schizophrenia.

41. We wonder if she has ever heard of chronic paranoid schizophrenia, and she tells us to be quiet.

42. One person may function well in most areas of life, but be paranoid and hostile in certain circumstances.

43. Jason's so paranoid about getting sick that he washes his hands all the time.

44. People are scared and paranoid of erroneous information they got.

45. Delusion-formation in paranoid disorders makes use of this process to provide defence against the passive homosexual wish.

46. Today, only one of those Titan missiles remain[sentencedict.com], a behemoth souvenir from our paranoid past.

47. Indeed, depressive traits are more in evidence than paranoid tendencies.

48. It's bad enough being paranoid, let alone telling everyone about it.

49. In the president's paranoid world there is always a dummy car.

50. I was so paranoid I even listened at the door.

51. They say he also suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, a condition that produces intricate delusions that may have clouded his judgment.

52. Our aim was not to win every battle, but to confound the enemies and make them paranoid after every encounter.

53. Later she became so paranoid about their power that she had her room searched for bugs.

54. I was so paranoid, at one point in time I was having some emotional problems.

55. Such a person will never quite feel at home in the larger social field, but always uneasy and even slightly paranoid.

56. One doctor even diagnosed Mr Page as a paranoid schizophrenic.

57. I was so paranoid at one point, that I was refusing to answer the door.

58. When Laughton caught on to what was going on, he became paranoid and refused to work.

59. He has grown utterly paranoid, making wild accusations and threats.

60. As if the countryside were not paranoid enough, along comes the spectre of foot and mouth disease.