Use "psychedelic" in a sentence
psychedelic example sentences
psychedelic
1. It’s label was a psychedelic aurora that you couldn’t read til you’d had a shot or two of it
2. In the hot parts of the week they wore only long, thin tee shirts, often with psychedelic dye jobs
3. It was painted in psychedelic colours reminiscent of rich people on a ski slope
4. The figures are moving slowly with harmonious movements; each of their auras looks different in size and colors, almost psychedelic looking but so peaceful and beautiful
5. They held hands and stared up at the psychedelic phenomena
6. It wasn’t really a graphic, psychedelic, visual
7. Printed in psychedelic letters was ‘The universe is not only queerer
8. On the front was a psychedelic Mickey Mouse
9. They are believed to be extinct, but secretly thrive in the old hippie baker’s basement nursery, raised for the psychedelic properties of the glands found in their bright blue tongues
10. The light was fading now, but the remains of the setting sun glinted through the trees and lit up the rhondedendrun flowers like psychedelic lanterns
11. End key confusion with new, decorative keys: Use stars-and-stripes for the house, flowers for the garden shed, psychedelic for your office at work
12. " He could not understand -- did not want to understand -- the increasing numbers of long haired hippies, the drug-oriented love-ins, psychedelic lights, the strange jargon -- trips! Far out! Group sex! Grass! Acid! The world had gone crazy
13. It didn’t make me dizzy; the psychedelic seas caressed and tickled me
14. He covered hard rock, blues-rock, jazz, psychedelic rock and patriotic music
15. Janis managed blues-rock, folk, jazz blues, acid rock, country, soul, psychedelic rock and hard rock – I think that covers it all
16. of psychotics and others induced by psychedelic substances
17. mystics, the shamans, even the psychedelic thrill-seekers, have things
18. He touched the wall beyond the ring, the color of which accentuated the gates presence, giving it a surreal, psychedelic
19. This is not difficult, as thanks to the obligatory mind-bending psychedelic light-show you’ve all just experienced, your eyeballs will be twirling about like a pinwheel or one of those lollypops you get at Disneyland
20. It is a storefront with painted opaque psychedelic front windows, the creation of a hippie-freak artist
21. The paintings on the windows bring to mind the psychedelic decorations on the Ken Kesey, Merry Pranksters’ Further bus, except these windows are much weirder
22. I like “White Rabbit” more, personally, and feel that, of the two, it is the more representative of the psychedelic era
23. “Strawberry Fields” now stands proudly with “A Day in the Life” as one of the twin towers of the Beatles' ’67 psychedelic peak
24. fears the size of galaxies, which tend to emerge during intense psychedelic tripping
25. If dark matter, which cannot be seen, explain 85% of the gravitational effects of mass, maybe there is a spirit molecule, that cannot be seen, that generate psychedelic experiences
26. He wore a tight, beige summer suit with bell-bottom trousers, as was the style of the day, a silk, rose-colored shirt and a flashy, wide, red tie with an elaborate yellow-brown psychedelic design on it
27. addiction to psychedelic drugs
28. Behind the dancers, there was a screen upon which a series of images were projected, some abstract, psychedelic swirls, others literal, drawn renditions of Jerry and his band
29. He began cavorting around in the beam of a portable strobe light and carried with him a liquid light projector to provide psychedelic visual effects that were not often seen in the social clubs of Merthyr Tydfil and East Kilbride
30. The shops still had fashionably psychedelic names like I Was General Gordon’s Favourite Pilchard and The Marshmallow Cricket Bat
31. The legend had spread about an earlier Wandsworth appearance by the psychedelic group Hawkwind, which had gone well until the prison officers realized the “space suit” that their dancer, Stacia, was wearing was actually just silver paint
32. Just one month after arriving home from our American banishment, we played a free show at The Roundhouse, James Stephenson’s railway turntable building in Camden that had also seen service as a Victorian gin warehouse and psychedelic music venue
