Sentence examples for like demented from inspiring English sources

Instead of ascending in orderly fashion, humans begin to behave like demented and exhausted marathon runners.

Some of the undertakings, amateurishly recorded on video, are like demented science experiments.

On the back cover, comedian Sarah Silverman raved about the book – "like demented angels wrote it".

Burqa-clad women, ululating wildly, were spinning like demented bats, kicking up clouds of dust.

But Baker's observation and wit tear about joyously like demented greyhounds.

People are running around like demented Duracell bunnies, bumping into things.

The Coalition's approach will, Mr Stuart said, mean that schools would "like some demented maniac keep moving the spotlight on to another area... [and] sure enough, if you shine on another area it tends to improve, but it comes at the expense of elsewhere".

Paterson shares this sense of the human as specimen, but like some demented scientist — and like Frost! — he keeps falling in love with the subjects of his experiments.

He is like a sketch-comedy troupe rolled into one body, whose shape he seems able to alter at will, sometimes slinking like a demented weasel, sometimes lumbering like a quizzical ape.

Many would like to transfer demented inmates to nursing homes, but their often-violent crimes make states reluctant to parole them and nursing homes reluctant to take them.

And screaming like someone demented".