Sentence examples for have demented from inspiring English sources

Animal cruelty is typically caused by people who are angry or have demented personalities, said Sarah Speed, Pennsylvania state director for the Humane Society of the United States.

"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.

diagnosis after death cannot crystallize exactly why a player might have died demented or depressed or even psychotic, like the 36-year-old former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Justin Strzelczyk, the information does console family members seeking some whiff of explanation for their loved one's behavior.

Boris has gone demented on power, which doesn't usually happen until someone has been in office for a while – yes, this is his second term as Mayor but surely his eye is on the Tory leadership and the top job at Number 10, so it's not like he's meant to be quite this deranged yet.

She told the Guardian that the tone of the debate so far had been appalling, particularly citing a claim by the Tory MP Boris Johnson that Cameron's argument had been demented.

The Tyler family, white friends of the Wilsons, have their own demented doubles.

And the highlights from "The Wicker Man" (available on YouTube) do have their demented pleasures.

I'm very suspicious of materialism and have a demented personal crusade against the pernicious effects of advertising.

As far as they could see, Clemens must have a demented obsession with tossing things at Piazza -- balls, bats, hula hoops.

Autopsy series report that co-existing vascular pathology occurs in 24%28%% of AD cases (Gearing et al 1995) and conversely half of patients with vascular disease who have become demented also have AD pathology (O'Brien 1994).

Remember, natural lips kind of have a demented heart shape to them.