Sentence examples for somewhat demented from inspiring English sources

Her expression was savage, demonic, and somewhat demented.

Ms. Argento looks delectable if somewhat demented in "Boarding Gate," in which she comes across as a postmodern Pearl White, who starred in silent adventure serials like "The Perils of Pauline".

He was off in Paris, concluding an agreement on the use of the Italian Navy in the Mediterranean, when the Lusitania sank, and the once redoubtable John Arbuthnot Jackiee) Fisher, who had been brought from retirement to serve as First Sea Lord when Prince Louis of Battenberg was xenophobically driven from the post, appeared past his prime, if not somewhat demented.

He laughs his slightly demented laugh.

It was absorbing in a slightly demented way.

In my opinion she is slightly demented.

MMSE – Minimal Mental State Examination – moderately demented 20 25 points, max.

Brown's rages seem somewhat less demented when Mandelson reveals that Blair did in fact deliberately deceive his then chancellor about stepping down before the 2005 election, instructing his consigliere to "play along" with the fiction.