Sentence examples for are demonic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pertaining to demons or evil spirits; demoniac.
- Convinced that his uncle was a warlock, he rifled through his attic, looking for demonic artifacts.
They are demonic things with glowing eyes and ferocious appetites.
"Some are demonic toys that can really influence our young people.
The sixth is from Yahoo Answers: "Why are Jews so evil?" The seventh result is: "Jews are demonic souls from a different world".
In a single paragraph, for example, blackness is enveloping, apparitions are demonic, flashes blinding, hues unearthly and specters ghostly, and guttural shouts pierce the night.
I believe cucumbers are demonic, the black hole of the food world, infusing everything close by with their evil cucumber-ness.
They are demonic but at the same time they are literal and they are absolutely moored in John Deakin's photographs … there's almost a Napoleonic swagger in the central panel.
Jean-Marie, one gathers, sees nothing wrong in being demonic.
"That whole virtual reality thing . . . it really is demonic.
"Sometimes it's the most educated people who will tell you that it's demonic.
Clergy members investigate whether it's demonic spirits or simply odd noises.
