Sentence examples for a wild demon from inspiring English sources

In another, he resembles a wild demon as he runs through a rice field, his kimono muddied, one arm thrown out, the other holding a crying baby.

It was a violent demon stration.

This week they tell me I would like Confessions of A Wild Child, Becoming Johnny Vegas, and Demon Dentist – none of them like anything I've read before, or would want to read.

A Mughal painting titled "Demons in a Wild Landcape" introduces an entire troupe of Purple (and mauve and puce and green) People Eaters, who seem ferocious only in their mania for keeping their caves and grottoes tidy.

Els prevailed over his own demons in a wild ride of a final round that featured a double bogey on 16, a birdie on 17 and ultimately a four-man playoff that was winnowed to a sudden-death showdown with the charismatic Frenchman Thomas Levet.

Curiously, the exhibition opens with a wild, loosely gestural painting of a demon holding her own severed arm as she escapes from the warrior who cut it off.

He is a rugged individualist with a wild temper and a host of demons, a charismatic storyteller, a former artist, and a depressive alcoholic.

Dick Caramel's first novel, The Demon Lover, goes on to become a wild publishing success, and as a consequence, Caramel turns into an intolerably self-aggrandising bore.

If we reduce that enemy to "evil," we conjure up a shape-shifting demon, a wild-card moral anarchist beyond our comprehension and therefore beyond the reach of any counterstrategies.

In "Of Love and Other Demons," this phantom appears as a forlorn little princess, a wild and enigmatic waif.

"A wild animal belongs in the wild.