Sentence examples for would be demented from inspiring English sources

Some patients would be demented, others not.

We need to consider the fact that if human life expectancy in America were to be extended a few decades without finding a prevention for AD, the majority of people who would live longer would be demented.

That first word might be demented.

"Frankly they'd have been demented not to give the money," David Starkey, the historian who led the £3.3m appeal, said, welcoming the announcement.

I would assume they were demented, had substantial problems with their speech and gait, that this person was Parkinsonian, was slow to speak and walk, if he could walk at all".

Considering this and all the other signs of dementia he'd been exhibiting, I finally had to face the cold, hard truth: Ed was demented.

It's demented Norman Rockwell".

It's demented.

Almost every patient was demented.

"So what if he's completely demented.... He's demented and I still kiss him.

The notion is as intoxicating as it is demented.