Gales sweep the mountains, lashing the tall firs and mighty oaks, and the whole peninsula appears demented.
Terayama seems to have a productive lack of regard for historical trends and for place — the book leaps all over, as if four different generations had stitched together their portraits to make a demented whole.
And even though he himself made only the most oblique of references to it, I was reminded just how overblown and demented the whole Sachsgate saga became.
At one point the Lincoln marching band plays a brassy version of the Ramones' "Blitzkrieg Bop," and the movie as a whole sometimes recalls the demented anarchy of Allan Arkush's "Rock 'n' Roll High School," which featured that great punk band at the tail end of its prime.
Cut-off scores for each domain subscales were taken as values falling below the 25th percentile cut-point in the whole of the non-demented MRC CFAS population.
After being immersed in the mind of an acolyte like Madero, readers may be startled by a judgment offered by an ex-girlfriend of Belano's: "The whole visceral realism thing was…the demented strutting of a dumb bird in the moonlight, something essentially cheap and meaningless".
"A whole family of angry kitchen appliances, demented toasters, furious bread machines and vengeful trash compactors".
The queen had become desperate; the plot was demented and, again, the whole affair was cynically exploited by the English.In this section Mary Queen of Scots and her mother-in-law The human weapon Modern slavery A little help for homunculus The problem of realism Just a bit quirky ReprintsCatherine de Medici's reputation is harder to salvage.
AT the 2001 Detroit auto show, before he was pulled back into the family business like the movie mobster Michael Corleone, General Motors' godfather-for-hire, Robert A. Lutz, gravely assessed the design studies on display: "A whole family of angry kitchen appliances, demented toasters, furious bread machines and vengeful trash compactors".
Possible solutions are not to be found by creating a single structure, but by forming an integrated web of rehabilitation and welfare services that satisfy the whole range of the elderly and demented person's needs as much as possible, as well as the needs of the family in which this person lives.
