Sentence examples for demented at from inspiring English sources

By 2050, 15 million Americans will be demented at an annual cost somewhere north of $1 trillion.

Often with good cause, Alastair Campbell was driven demented at times by non-stories running out of control, forced to work sleeplessly in an attempt to rebut them.

The Fathers' thinking was that the boys should get used to seeing and being around girls so that no boy would go demented at the sight of a breast or a bare leg in the outside world.

Twenty eight subjects already demented at the time of blood collection were not included in the present analysis; in addition, 51 subjects who died or refused to participate to the follow-up after the blood sampling were also excluded.

Six of these were demented at baseline (Fig. 1) but were included in the assessment for comparative purposes.

We also found that given the presence of clinical dementia, the majority of the post-stroke cases (not demented at baseline) fulfilled currently used criteria for vascular dementia.

The eight supporting players deftly zip through quick, distinct portraits, whether playing busy city pedestrians, square-dancing singles, Wall Street traders, blindered minions of the Williams cult or demented participants at a speed-dating event.

They told the court that they had to intervene immediately because the ward faced a medical emergency that was only vaguely described: he or she was demented or disoriented, and at risk of exploitation or abuse.

In the family house, she cares for her now demented mother, who spits at her daughter when Cornelia finds her father's military outfit in the attic and informs her that he was only a private in the Union Army, and not, as the mother fondly believes, a general.

An incident dementia case was defined as a respondent becoming demented after the interview at which blood was collected.

From these tables, it can be seen that the EMSE is no better than the MMSE at distinguishing demented from non-demented individuals.