Sentence examples for too demented from inspiring English sources

Like the tireless charmed brooms in Disney's "Fantasia," it would prompt my father's heart to beat after he became too demented to speak, sit up or eat.

At first, I wasn't sure whether Philip Rham, playing a pig-infatuated paterfamilias, didn't emit rather too demented a gleam for this sort of show; the actor looks at the start as if he is would rather be playing Sweeney Todd.

The attempt to bring the last two living suspects in Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church bombing to trial received an unexpected setback last week when an Alabama judge ruled that one of the former Ku Klux Klansmen may be too demented to stand trial.

Being too demented, having hearing problems or being unable to speak Swedish was most often a judgement of the interviewer.

Of 24 females, 12 females revealed a difficulty in evaluating the urge-to-cough due to too demented status.

More or less the same argumentation was given for the small influence on dignity for the items 'Little opportunity to shower' ("I don't want to shower more often, it makes me tired") and 'Having little contact with other residents' ("They are too demented or fighting with each other, so I'd rather be on my own").

–When Statham says, "I missed you too, you demented bastard," and Stallone is like, "You could've just left it at demented!" Could he, though?

The novelist felt that Nicholson was too obviously demented as Torrance, that this hobbled the drama and that Jon Voight should have played the role instead.

Adding strength to this idea was a doctor's evidence that Fowler, Davis's first victim, was "too far demented to really question or raise any alarm", he said.

And say what, "I missed you too, you demented"?

Reasons given for non-completion of the measure varied, the most common being 'inadequate staff time' (39%), 'patient too psychotic, demented, or confused' (13%), or 'too agitated or sleepy' (12%).