Sentence examples for truly demented from inspiring English sources
Steve Raaen was sure it was someone truly demented muttering behind him as he crossed a street at Columbus Circle.
The NRA enemies list posted here has become a hot media topic as the organization and its executive director Wayne LaPierre leap from self-parody into the realm of the truly demented.
This video slideshow documents a truly demented romantic gesture that seems both expensive and really unenjoyable, but the biggest issue that I find here is this couple's romantic status.
So when the season finale of Kitchen Nightmares revealed some kind of truly demented ego, someone so damaged by an abusive upbringing, I indulged myself willingly and glued myself to my TV.
This video slideshow documents a truly demented romantic gesture that seems both expensive, and really unenjoyable, but the biggest issue that I find here is this couples romantic status.
And from VCI Entertainment (vcient.com), there's "British Cinema: Classic 'B'Film Collection, Vol. 1," with six features on three discs, among them an early effort by Reed ("Girl in the News," 1940) and two deliciously overripe thrillers by George King, both starring the deeply and truly demented-seeming Tod Slaughter.
Click here to view Mothership Connection may have seen Parliament become the first funk band in space, but it was Funkentelechy, with its introduction of the archly unfunky villain Sir Nose D'Voidoffunk, that put a truly dystopian spin on George Clinton's demented P-funk imaginings.
That said, Mr. Cerveris and Ms. LuPone bring to their roles a demented malevolence that surpasses the originals in their concentrated fury and lewdness; they make a truly demonic team.
Yesterday he stormed right back into our membranes with a truly WTF music video to his rocking album tune "Ragga Bomb," that somehow amidst its utter strangeness, has put a demented ear-to-ear smile on our lovely faces.
