Sentence examples for more demented from inspiring English sources
"A more demented crew never drifted to the rear of broken battalions," the author recalled.
He began with Moore's famous Beethoven Sonata parody and brought it to an even more demented finale than the original.
Actually, you don't want to know what the fans (or stans, as more demented supporters have been known since Eminem's song about obsessive admirer) are saying.
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.
In "Jane Tell," among the more demented love stories I've had the pleasure of reading in recent years, the narrator, a 20-year-old guy named Ben, is busted on drug charges, fined $2,500 and given three years' probation.
The last thing anyone needs is more dependent demented people.
This could be caused by the fact that in the present study only patients with a MMSE-score >=15 were included, which implies that more severely demented patients were excluded.
The writers had more of a demented ride.
Klores and his editor, David Zieff, hold a few surprises in reserve, one of which is that Burt is occasionally something more than a demented lowlife.
This is Sun City's apex of kitsch, honouring African culture and heritage with its theme of a mighty ancient kingdom -- but in fact, it is more like a demented, Disney-fied take on ancient Egypt.
