Gales sweep the mountains, lashing the tall firs and mighty oaks, and the whole peninsula appears demented.
I remember when Gerald Ford, before he succeeded Spiro Agnew as Nixon's vice president, said (regarding some of the spirited criticism of the Nixon Vietnam policy): "You don't go out and tackle your quarterback once he has called the play". I thought at the time that if your quarterback appeared demented and was running in the wrong direction, tackling him mightn't be a bad idea.
Or "super PACs" funded by billionaires who appear so demented you cannot figure out how in the world they got to be so rich.
Over the next few years, she became deeply paranoid, suicidal and appeared to be demented.
"It is quite a lot to ask your father to appear on your demented, low-budget show when he is a man with self-esteem.
An increased number of cardiovascular risk factors worsens cognitive status after stroke whereby those who become demented largely appear to succumb to vascular dementia.
The word demented has appeared in 71 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Oct. 23 in "A Cult Figure Conjures the Macabre," by Larry Rohter: SÃO PAULO, Brazil — SEATED on a sofa in the living room of his modest apartment here, dressed in shorts and flip-flops, José Mojica Marins seems inoffensive.
Nolan's superbly-essayed real world take on Dr Jonathan Crane was the glue that held The Dark Knight trilogy together, Cillian Murphy appearing as the demented quack psychiatrist in all three instalments, though far more prominently in series opener Batman Begins.
Hitler was a core (and demented) antisemite, but for the most part antisemitism appears here as a default position of the Nazis.
All over the Cereso, images of the demented clown appeared.
