lost his mind

Katherine Solomon was sure that Langdon would never joke about something like this, and yet he sounded like he had lost his mind.

It would be treated as an act of a deranged man who lost his mind through a series of troubling events in his life.

That's Oscar. He's been here so long, he's plain lost his mind. Legend has it he gave his wife a moustache wax during the holidays.

"Oh, can Pa have lost his mind? " thought Scarlett, and her throbbing head felt as if it would crack with this added strain.

Helen stared up at him like he'd lost his mind. "I want a real pig, " she said, "a really real one. "

Three of them actually wrote to the viscount to tell him what had happened and to warn him that the concierge had lost his mind .

Ralph really lost his mind after his wife left him.

Mr Schelling's leaps of lateral thinking have been so spectacular that his colleagues sometimes thought he had lost his mind.

I couldn't help but think that the gentleman had lost his mind or his way.

Looking at the night, crescent hide, light is no longer, such as heart bleak, lost his mind.

He's lost his mind by putting all his money into the project.

Has the President lost his mind Listening to last night's speech, it sure seemed that way.

He's drunk so much wine, my poor Philip, he's lost his mind.

No one ever saw her again. Henry lost his mind. He thinks she is still alive.

Some say he is a university graduate who lost his mind after his girlfriend left him.

The pupils wondered if this foolhardy boy had lost his mind.

And he lost his mind in consequence?

Can a man who has lost his mind and gone mad be said to have a personality?

Of course not! Holy cow. Tenma must've lost his mind.

But Sloan has completely lost his mind here.

She's an ear, nose and throat doctor. Has he lost his mind?

Henry lost his mind. He thinks she is still alive.

Has he lost his mind, or has the world gone mad? And what's the difference?

Henry lost his mind.

Has he lost his mind?