It's surely no coincidence that Donovan resembles Jason Butler Harner, who plays the demented child killer.
Her characters have a demented dissociation from nature and for ever confuse the animate and the inert.
For its first few years, Drive-By Truckers was an alt-boogie band as crude and demented as its name.
What else could explain the demented idea that a column about a saint makes for good business reading?
Owen's "shrill demented choirs of wailing shells" are portrayed by flute and clarinet, with battlefield horn fanfares in the background.
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Stern and colleagues have found that people with higher educational or occupational attainment, or who engage in leisure activities, appear less demented.
Written and directed by Tom Six, the film tells the story of a demented surgeon who kidnaps tourists to use for his bizarre experiments.
Calderoli claimed a "demented strategy" cost driver Fernando Alonso the title.
Then we were off, you in that swooping straw hat with its touch of forties glamour, I in that floppy thing that makes me look like a demented explorer.
He also praised the "heroism" of firefighters who battled the fires across the capital and described the action of rioters who stopped London Fire Brigade crews from reaching the burning buildings as "demented".
The first hints about cellular debris came almost a century ago, when psychiatrist Alois Alzheimer studied the brains of demented patients after death and found them clogged with strange deposits he dubbed amyloid plaques.
They made their discovery, just reported in the Journal of Proteome Research, by tapping into a long-term, continuing study that started in 1995 with 1, 077 non-demented and otherwise healthy people aged between 60 and 90.
The effects of these demented policies have been exacerbated in recent years by Turkey's diversion of Syria's main water source, the Euphrates River, through the construction of dams upstream, and by two years of unrelenting drought.
The first hints about cellular debris came almost a century ago, when the psychiatrist Alois Alzheimer studied the brains of demented patients after their deaths and found them clogged with strange deposits that he named amyloid plaques.
You can follow him most of the time, though, and the sheer physicality of his performance is startling, if distracting: He spends most of the first act in near-ceaseless motion, leaping from couch to staircase to windowsill like a demented Puck.
He argues that the amount of amyloid in patient brains doesn't correlate much with dementia, and blocking tau, a second protein that accumulates in the brain cells of demented patients, as his company is doing is a much better way to go.
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