Sentence examples for demented because of from inspiring English sources

There is the son who drives his father almost demented because of his love for embroidery, another boy who is trying to work out how to tell his parents he's gay.

Such was Imruʾ al-Qays, who went mad because of his passion for Laylā and was afterward known as Majnūn (the "Demented One").

Not least because Alf's demented flights of rock-confident and pig-ignorant splenetic bigotry were uncannily close to the crap I heard from some of my elderly East End relatives.

"Mini's First Time" is delectably vulgar for 20 minutes or so, almost too bad to be true, but because it lacks the demented conviction of real camp, the glint of madness that keeps a bauble like "Valley of the Dolls" afloat, it soon loses its cheap-thrills appeal.

"That's why we get so terrified when we're asked to appear as guests on other television shows, because then you actually feel like you are inside that demented pot of television; with The Adam & Joe Show, we feel like we're just in our demented pot that has, by some fluke, been given an airing for half an hour".

"The majestic, demented decadence of royalty".

Yes, the demented whims of the latest proprietor.

Welcome to the demented cosmos of artist David Shrigley.

But even at their most huge and demented, none of these insane monuments looked as huge and demented as the projects being announced in Dubai.

The stoic freakishness is involving because the film is so fastidious; the stinging brilliance of the colors and Mr. Hamer's skill and discipline almost seem to grow out of a hilariously demented brand of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Homage's tasting menu is deliciously demented – full of tricks and jokes and seriously good cooking.