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seeing things

Idioms  
  1. Experiencing hallucinations or delusions, as in I thought I saw my father, but I must have been seeing things; he died twenty years ago. [First half of 1900s]


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By most measures, Netflix reported solid fourth-quarter and year-end results, but investors are seeing things differently.

From MarketWatch

What I noticed next came as a jolt, and I had to rub my eyes to make sure I wasn’t seeing things.

From Literature

A house divided, that’s what we were: both of us a Warne, but each of us seeing things differently.

From Literature

“We were very vocal internally and with clients on how we were seeing things.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Eilan, another student, said: "In military service you meet people from everywhere. You learn new ways of seeing things... You learn to talk and trust and co-exist with other people."

From BBC