Sentence examples for demented eye from inspiring English sources

The sight of Mr. Jackson in a suede bikini in a gumdrop-colored hotel room is certainly some demented eye candy.

The chink of creative light was quickly extinguished by Greece, who didn't get the memo, followed by Poland, Slovenia, Spain and Georgia, when never has so much make-up, sewing and demented eye movement led to nowhere.

Few frontfolk could best Bjelland's howling, demented, eyes-rolled-back rock.

Dix had a thing for doctors, such as the fashionable psychiatrist who stares from a canvas of 1920 with demented eyes worthy of a midnight-movie maniac.

There is a demented look in her eye, as well there might be.

With his hard-boiled egg of a head, barking voice, interrogator's nose, demented moustache and apprehensive eyes, he was the British film industry's archetypal officious policeman or half-unhinged bungling crook.

No offense to girls who like them or wear them, but 95% of movie stars think those eyes are demented.

A person like that is susceptible to despair when you find yourself trying to keep your head above water in front of people who are constantly dying, becoming demented in front of your eyes.

In the recent past, for example, we have gotten to see Jessica Chastain start a fire with her eyes, Gary Oldman channel a demented ventriloquist's dummy and James Franco kiss himself in the mirror.

All the time watching the screen with that slightly demented expression – mouth agape, teeth bared, eyes glazed – that she gave her PA character Sally Owen as she forced oversized pastries on Hugh Bonneville in lieu of sublimated passion in the Olympics sitcom Twenty Twelve.

And we saw it happen, players all standing casually, wrists a blur, eyes fixated, as the demented techno-splashed orgy of Konami's game exploded on the screen.