Sentence examples for my demented from inspiring English sources

My demented father appears to hate me, and my reaction is to feel socially embarrassed.

("Max is like my demented son," Mr. Sendak has said, "and he's taking care of his father for life").

I'm now a single mom and because I make most of the day-to-day decisions in my daughter's life, my demented ideas encounter virtually no opposition.

My girlfriend Lindsay's twin just had a baby and I've started to think that maybe I wouldn't mind passing my demented genius on to some small thing who can set fire and breathe profanity.

It was something she would like to have done, but "except for the fancy bits on religion and metaphysics that I would throw in in my demented way", she decided, there was nothing new she could contribute to such a study.

I know they'll all be running half-marathons in their 70s and teaching their grandchildren how to hang-glide in the Andes while I'm being fed soup in a day hall and singing the Harry Hood song in my demented slumbers.

Overwhelmed by global superstardom, Davies had a collapse in February 1966: as he wrote soon afterwards in Too Much On My Mind: "My poor demented mind is slowly going".

At least the crazy part, when I dragooned my darling daughter, Sarah, into documenting my latest demented GoPro adventure.

At one point, Butcher describes himself as "running parallel with my huge demented brother, linked and mirrored like a double bloody helix".

There was my wheezing, demented aunt, frowning at the sign "Don't Toutch" that her caregiver had placed above a complicated new hallway thermostat, and pushing her walker to it so she could correct the spelling.

Describing Brian Wilson's obsession with decoding the sound of "Be My Baby" as "demented," he goes on to dismiss the Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations" as "an edit record".