Sentence examples for demented to from inspiring English sources
These men were demented, to be sure, but not in the way your mother or grandmother is (let's hope).
The candidate appears in close-up at the end of the commercial, flashing a grin that's two parts demented to one part demonic.
It's never as rollicking as 2010's Praise and Blame, though a version of Tom Waits Badd As Me will sound agreeably demented to anyone who's never heard the original.
The attempt to bring the last two living suspects in Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church bombing to trial received an unexpected setback last week when an Alabama judge ruled that one of the former Ku Klux Klansmen may be too demented to stand trial.
The model is defined by two living states, non-demented and demented, and three period and sex-specific transitions: non-demented to demented, non-demented to death, and demented to death.
7, 8, 23, 24 The hazard ratio of death increased from 1.82 for the very mildly demented to 9.52 for severely demented patients.
As to the rest, I was an anointed King of England, so I won't dignify your demented attempts to troll me.
He's "demented" (according to London's mayor, Boris Johnson).
But what if Trump really is demented enough to order a preëmptive attack on Pyongyang?
I quickly scanned through the labs, called the ward's doctor and ran through the case — demented patient, still demented, return to nursing home tomorrow.
"Frankly they'd have been demented not to give the money," David Starkey, the historian who led the £3.3m appeal, said, welcoming the announcement.
