Sentence examples for its demented from inspiring English sources
The British author James Kirkup, writing in The Independent, called him an "erotic crime specialist" and said, "His prose style is so individual, so slangy and often so very improper in its demented vocabulary that I wonder how anyone could transform it into acceptable English".
Its demented inventor, called the toymaker (Mr. Stallone), is stuck inside it himself.
Here Mulisch captures Nazi psychology perfectly: its demented consistency, its homicidal logic.
Gove's previously unseen office slowly revealed itself to me in the full depth of its demented insanity.
As Lonesome, Andy Griffith, before Mayberry or Matlock, turns in a performance unmatched in its demented grandeur.
(This is partly a result of Mr. McVicar's smartly detailed production, which treats the opera soberly at the expense of some of its demented verve).
Its raw, demented feel made it probably the band's finest long-player, and it influenced a mini-boom in British psychobilly represented by the likes of the Meteors.
A classic of modern Persian literature, Hedayat's small novel is dream-like, its hero demented and delusional.
Its irreverence, demented poetry and splintered scheduling add up to a dramatic emblem of our war-torn time.
At its worst, as in Brown's infernal Inferno, it's a lie that expunges the truth and replaces reality with its own demented murk and noxious malarkey.
