paranoid
paranoic , auch: paranoiac

But even the paranoid have people out to get them.

You could call me paranoid if I were the only one.

Now he is going to have to be more paranoid than ever.

He was very paranoid, even when I first knew him.

I do not mean to make him paranoid with my question.

You're not paranoid if they really are out to get you, he thought.

God, she was paranoid before I started to see you.

They must be the most paranoid company in the world.

I was getting a little paranoid about the phone situation.

Maybe he was just getting too paranoid for his own good.

Well, they have good reason to be paranoid, he said to himself.

But then, on the other hand, perhaps he was just being paranoid.

You may be able to tell when someone is paranoid.

I want to make you feel paranoid in a good way.

Paranoid thinking began to be more a part of his life.

Had he really been looking at her, or was she just getting paranoid?

And because no matter what you do, for paranoid people more is never enough.

A. I guess my business started from a paranoid society.

But I know that his position also made us a bit paranoid.

Until now, though, I had never found her to be paranoid.

There was such a thing as being too paranoid, even here.

He felt a little paranoid, but right now that was his job.

Maybe they were that paranoid about security, after last night.

Perhaps my daughter and I are being a little paranoid.

But I would take the paranoid approach on the off chance.

And I'm not in the least paranoic about the lights going out.

Now just let some paranoic neighbor look out the window and scream for the police.

Nor is he paranoic about the union trying to undermine his position or score "victories" over him.

The name is a short for "Paranoic Sensations".

Many years before, he had been assigned to a full month of electronic surveillance and it had left him slightly paranoic on the subject.

I just get paranoic about it."

'They're paranoic here about secrecy,' a Palace source said.

Tammuz Malamute was an enigma: part crazed, paranoic and possibly dangerous.

Ms. Valante wrote all over the walls of her hospital room, a paranoic graffiti about death and evil.

Maybe it's safer to stay near the bars on the beach... Don't get paranoic but it's sure that this can happen.

They appear to be scenes from a paranoic dream-narrative, its meaning suggested by captions written directly onto the painted surface in ballpoint pen.

Similarly Freud concluded that 'we can detect an element of megalomania in most other forms of paranoic disorder.

Every move of Jill Tanner, as Mrs. Stockmann, is paranoic and critical of her husband.

It is easy to be paranoic about IT and the future, and that is hardly justified; but constant vigilance is required.

It began, in Saltash as elsewhere, with patriotic fervour and paranoic anti-Hun feeling and spy mania.

It may be carrying paranoic observation too far to note that when the painting "Kachina" is reduced for reproduction, its geometry begins to assume a human form.

Mr Wetzel finds labels like 'extreme left-wing"paranoic and outmoded.'

The spirit is paranoic, tongue-in-cheek and excessive, Mr. Hirschhorn leavening the philosophy and moralizing with wit.

Sometimes, Obelix can be so paranoic over the allusion of the word Fat that he can even break the fourth wall with the mere mention of this.

Peter J. Ward is Warren, an unhinged, delusional, reactionless, paranoic, psychopathic time bomb - he's a stalker, too - who calms down when everyone else goes bonkers.

In the play "Dialogues" (Dialogi), set in an anonymous Eastern European country, Kozak described the paranoic atmosphere of the Stalinist show trials.

In the end, Mr. Dallek's most serious charge against Johnson is that his paranoic tendencies raised "questions about his judgment and capacity to make rational life and death decisions."

Over all, the content is idiosnyncratic, to say the very least: obessional, paranoic, splenetic, militant, millenarian and just plain psychically intense in a way that art in Chelsea rarely feels.

Miss Don was undoubtedly displeased with me, as was a nameless pregnant womaó, the denizens of the lounge, a paranoic Parchester, and the staff of Happy Meadows.

The psychiatrists' report Wednesday said the suspect, Yusef Abdullah Rahman, 20 years old, of Riverhead, was a paranoic schizophrenic who contended he heard orders over a military radio.