Sentence examples for equally demented from inspiring English sources
The museum, says docent Danila Sergeev, ignored that letter and two equally demented followups.
Kershaw expertly explicates the inexplicable — for instance, Hitler's mad gamble to invade the Soviet Union and Stalin's equally demented refusal to prepare for the onslaught.
Over at The New York Times, columnist Thomas Edsall notes that while earmark reform (along with various, equally demented deregulations of campaign finance law) has been sold as something that would inevitably lead to people becoming less cynical about American politics, it hasn't lived up to the hype.
As demented as it is irresistible.
The AGECAT diagnostic algorithm was used to classify participants as demented or non-demented.
The non-demented group included participants not classified as demented (i.e. an AGECAT organicity rating of ≤O2).
It seems equally valid in demented and non-demented populations [ 31].
"Demented," as one European ambassador put it.
But as Robert grew demented, his taste in women changed.
Demented as it is irresistible.
He's talking about Breakfast of Champions, his impressively demented adaptation of the equally outlandish novel by Kurt Vonnegut concerning - in essence - a depressed used-car salesman, a dyspeptic sci-fi writer, and the meaning of life.
