Sentence examples for demented character from inspiring English sources

Her performance starts out evoking Goldie Hawn as the pre-consciousness-raised "Private Benjamin" and winds up recalling Cate Blanchett's demented character at the end of "Blue Jasmine".

But the film is true to much of Wells, including a version of Tim Robbins's demented character, and a slapdash ending that weakens both the book and the film.

The novelist T. R. Pearson presents Willis as a demented character out of Cervantes or a Herzog film — as a rash and hopelessly optimistic sailor, and a self-centered sponger off his indulgent wife.

The wild, filthy, half-animal, demented character who narrates the last few chapters of Surfacing is a remarkable creation, someone whom the gods have summoned, a visionary who speaks to us directly from nature: "It does not approve of me or disapprove of me, it tells me it has nothing to tell me, only the fact of itself".

Herzog created a more demented character.

The fact that they sound perfect coming out of such a demented character, that speaks for itself".

Perhaps "Elektra" has the edge over "Die Frau" in its vivid, if demented, characters.

"Silence!" includes a chorus of floppy-eared lambs, dance numbers by demented characters and a comical lisp given to Agent Starling.

Having done splendidly by the plays of Martin McDonagh ("The Beauty Queen of Leenane," "The Lonesome West"), Mr. O'Byrne is no stranger to dark, demented characters.

Prominent among its sexually demented characters was one Canon Throbbing, a voyeuristic clergyman whose final speech includes what Mr. Bennett has said is a cry, or wail, from his own heart: "My life I squandered waiting, then let my chance go by".

But no matter how deep I go, Southern's satiric send-ups, lyrical lines, crazy characters, and demented dialogue always leave me hard.