drug-induced

The change in her state of mind was so sudden as to feel almost drug-induced.

Possibly drug-induced, is our guess off the record, of course.

Such an effect might be seen in a drug-induced dementia.

But she had lost weeks in the first drug-induced coma.

She had been in a drug-induced coma for two months.

Once brought to life, he had continued to learn during sessions of drug-induced sleep.

She watched while he fell into a restless drug-induced sleep.

He was later found in his room in a drug-induced state.

But he couldn't quite work his emotions up through the drug-induced haze.

I was in a drug-induced coma the first three months of those letters.

As such, she is the only person who can get through his drug-induced craziness.

We do have drug-induced thought control, and have for years.

But he had already drifted off into his drug-induced world, oblivious to the real one.

"Is there any way a seizure like that could have been drug-induced?"

To see if the woman could match the drug-induced dreams he still clearly remembered.

That swiftly put an end to the scene's drug-induced violence - and to the scene itself.

Drug-induced happiness has done wonders for his achievement on the field.

He said the parents might have been in "a drug-induced stupor."

"The worst part of the whole experience was the drug-induced nightmare.

Following the surgery, Johnson was placed in a drug-induced coma.

After all, the drug-induced journey into the mind's basement makes for compelling reading.

It has the slightly crazed speed of someone on a drug-induced high.

He might have had a drug-induced nightmare and then drawn the picture."

Beyond that, his whole tragic drug-induced personal and professional decline does not get a mention.

They both suffer the effects the next morning with a drug-induced hangover.