Sentence examples for was demented that from inspiring English sources

Sears admitted to the VCSD and an FBI agent that he lured the young boy to the park because he was "demented," that his activities had "a very minor sexual thing to it," and his motivations were more focused on "power" and "control".

The six cases that were demented at baseline had a diagnosis of vascular dementia (n = 3) and mixed dementia (n = 3) with both Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia features (Table 4).

Although Janet Maslin of The New York Times admitted the film's plot was "demented", she wrote that the film "has done a great deal to ensure the series' longevity".

Incidentally, when my wife saw me doing this, she thought it was proof that I was demented.

On July 9th a panel of three Appeals Court judges ruled by two to one that the general was "demented" and thus unable to defend himself in a trial.

Almost every patient was demented.

Like the hero of the Coen Brothers' "Barton Fink" (1991), Elliot may not be wrong in thinking that it's the world that's demented, not him.

Although they always say that if you are demented, you don't notice it anyway and so on, that is a … to me, that a rather horrific thought.

That first word might be demented.

"The luxury market is so over the top now that it is demented.

During the brief annual flying visit, the "caring" family, having dispensed the small glass of cooking sherry, for the first time notices that auntie is demented.