Sentence examples for a demon of from inspiring English sources

Holden is a demon of verbal incision.

The Buddhist Mara is "a demon of illusion".

Soon I was fast to a demon of an albacore.

Francis Bacon was the divine devil of modern British art, a demon of dark ecstasy.

Investors of a nervous disposition should steer clear of Richard Bookstaber's "A Demon of Our Own Design".

Fannin, however, also identifies himself as the Ageless Stranger, a demon of whom Roland has been warned by Walter".

"They are trying to make a demon out of me -- I'm no fascist or racist," he said.

Students can learn about the power and limitations of a demon to manipulate the entropy of a two-compartment box by exploring the excellent interactive simulation modeled by Criado and López (2004).

Similarly, a demon capable of detecting the direction of the particle and opening the gate accordingly can concentrate particles in one section and thus generate a pressure gradient.

It is believed that the diversity of appearances described is due to the ala's being a synthesis of a Slavic demon of bad weather and a similar demon of the central Balkans pre-Slavic population.

The celebrities are among the high-profile drivers of Fisker's $100,000 Karma, a speed demon of a car that turns out to be burning more than rubber.