Sentence examples for deranged notion from inspiring English sources

I'd had a deranged notion that this would establish me as a kind of charming-innkeeper figure.

Several lines of evidence support the notion that cellular energetics are deranged in established sepsis not on the basis of inadequate tissue perfusion, but rather on the basis of impaired mitochondrial respiration.

As mentioned in that review, several lines of evidence support the notion that cellular energetics are deranged in sepsis, in terms not only of inadequate tissue perfusion but also of impaired mitochondrial respiration and/or coupling (i.e. organ dysfunction in sepsis may occur as a result of 'cytopathic hypoxia') [ 2].

Part of Stephan Jakob's exhaustive review paper in the present issue of Critical Care deals with the notion that intestinal cellular energetics are deranged in sepsis, in terms not only of inadequate tissue perfusion but also of impaired mitochondrial respiration and/or coupling (i.e. organ dysfunction in sepsis may occur as a result of 'cytopathic hypoxia').

I'm not deranged.

They seemed deranged.

It makes everybody deranged.

This is deranged behaviour.

This person is really deranged".

This, however, is technique deranged.

It was absolutely deranged.