The paranoid refused to use the elevator, convinced someone was watching him.

Her paranoid suspicions made it difficult for her to trust anyone at the meeting.

The paranoids at the meeting kept accusing everyone of spying on them.

Her paranoidal delusions made it hard for her to trust the medical team.

During the psychiatric interview, the patient spoke paranoidally about conspiracies, using language that clinicians now consider outdated.

Her paranoidness made it difficult for friends to reassure her, even when the evidence was clear.

After years of symptoms he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, which explained his persistent belief that people were constantly watching him.

The psychiatrist discussed several cases of paranoid schizophrenias to illustrate the range of symptoms.

After years of mistrust and isolation, she was diagnosed with paranoid personality disorder, which finally explained her constant suspicion of others.

Clinicians noted that prolonged stress had increased the number of referrals for paranoid personality disorders in the outpatient clinic.