Sentence examples for even demented from inspiring English sources

Some are aging, and their medical knowledge is out of date; some are becoming forgetful, even demented.

In the middle section of the scherzo, the orchestra falls silent except for cello, violin, and piano, who present a yearning, keening episode that, in its inability to develop beyond a few set patterns, starts to sound desperate, ridiculous, even demented.

Even demented, they make more sense than the absurd world they've stumbled into.

The McQueen story provided an interesting backdrop to a London season that grew more curious, even perversely demented, as the week progressed.

Or is being demented, even mildly, like having a sign on your back that everyone can read except you?

He began with Moore's famous Beethoven Sonata parody and brought it to an even more demented finale than the original.

During a storm she arrives at a sinister motel owned by a crazy taxidermist (Anthony Perkins), whose even more demented mother lives in the adjoining mansion.

And profit motives are driving an even more demented plan on a state-by-state level, astoundingly, to ship American schoolchildren into these no-go areas.

Even the demented Hambone (Leon Addison Brown), who was once promised a ham for painting the local butcher's fence and was given a chicken instead, lives at the caprice of the white world offstage, which changes the rules to suit itself.

I would dearly love to see them go away, but I would not like to see the rights of people to express their thoughts — even their demented and violent thoughts — in a non-harmful environment.

Even Oscar Levant's delectably demented ineptitude singing and dancing "That's Entertainment".