They seem to be sleeping, or in a trance state.
All these images happened while under the trance of Altitude Sickness.
Having fallen into a trance state, they acted in accordance with these supernaturalist beliefs: dancing wildly for days on end.
Victims of "Acute Traumatic StressDisorder" may experience dissociation that is so severe that theindividual may present in a trance-like state referred to as"dissociation".
The wicked witch had thrown her into a trance, hoping she would die, and that the king would then marry her daughter; but on the king speaking to her, the spell was broken.
She looks like she's in a trance when left alone.
He often worried Frances (his adoptive mother) with his penchant for trance-like daydreams.
When he drums and chants in a certain sequence, some of his listeners are lulled into a trance.
Sometimes he would go into a trance and talk about his previous incarnations, how he imagined them to be, at least.
She put her son into a trance.
The hostess is wearing a red dress by trance on the windowsill, mountains, ridges, terraces with mist misty light.
The shaman will enter a mild trance, where they gain the supernatural ability to perform surgeries with little to no contact with the patient.
She seemed like falling into memory and answered me in a trance: “that’s not the reason…I didn’t mean to take it out…I have brushed it clean at that time and it was really a tough job.”
Those who practice Santería say the trance opens the doors to spirit possession, and the gods, or orishas, briefly enter the trance-induced body and use it for earthly advising.
Just two years later, driven on by his daughter Clara, he accused her of putting him under a hypnotic trance for "two or three years", hence denying responsibility for the arrangement.
Her voice was so sweet as it broke the hypnotic trance we were all caught in.
Suddenly, his eyes opened wide, bloodshot eyes that stared fixedly as if in a trance, and tiny beads of sweat began breaking out on his forehead as he remembered the horror of his dream.
The stillness of her head and features was remarkable: she might have been in a trance, her eyes open, yet unseeing.
I felt I must fall into a trance if I did not struggle against it, and that the influence which was causing this trance was out of harmony with itself, in other words, evil.
Locked in their meditative trance, the psychic spies would then experience pictures, feelings and impressions of the target, which might be located thousands of miles away.
Evidence of a distinct trance unique to hypnosis would require physiological markers of subjects' responses to Suggestions to enter a trance.
He appeared as a man in a trance.
