Sentence examples for demented crowd from inspiring English sources

When an American came into view, they booed and hissed, like a demented crowd at panto.

He plays to vast, demented crowds on a daily basis, remixes the likes of Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga, is around 50 times more searched for on the popular online DJ store Beatport than any other producer, and parties with Tommy Lee.

Marilyn Monroe, Norman Mailer, Hugh Hefner, and Diane Arbus crop up elsewhere, but they have serious competition from these women and from the "Naked Hippie," a young man with wild eyes and raised arms who parts a crowd like a demented savior.

Something demented.

Try demented.

Is it demented?

Demented, blood-thirsty clowns?

A demented, confused person, he noted, can become suddenly aggressive over seemingly trivial things, like a change in daily routine or feeling crowded or rushed.

It's demented Norman Rockwell".

It's demented.

Frenetic and demented (1).