Sentence examples for nearly deranged from inspiring English sources

Ordinary rape victims often had to prove that they were nearly deranged.

But with her energy, intelligence and nearly deranged enthusiasm, Child turned that tide.

Stella's description of Blanche's reaction to her humble home as "a little intense" is a bit of an understatement, since Ms. Lowe's Blanche moves with unnerving suddenness from a schoolmarmish primness to a nearly deranged fury when her stewardship of Belle Reve is casually questioned.

Eventually, as the 13 songs (in under 32 minutes) start to add up, Ms. Cosentino's pledges of love — along with scattered details about her man's indifference — start to sound less like affection than like self-absorbed, nearly deranged obsession: "All I do is think about you all the time," she sings.

Serum bilirubin and albumin were most deranged in G1 patients.

The Tucson shooter who nearly killed Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was simply deranged, a certified paranoid schizophrenic.

Near the end of his life, a deranged intruder entered his home, stabbed him and his second wife, nearly killing them both.

Or the most paradisiacal, if you're deranged.

In 1992, Brock wrote a long article for The American Spectator portraying Anita Hill, the demure law professor whose testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee had nearly derailed the nomination of Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court, as a deranged liar manipulated by scheming feminist harridans.

Serialised over a period of eight years, and finally collected in a nearly 600-page volume, From Hell deals with that primum mobile of deranged killers, Jack the Ripper.

Nearly two-thirds of the 30,000 gun deaths each year are not the work of deranged mass shooters but the suicides of troubled individuals with easy access to firearms.