Sentence examples for be a demon from inspiring English sources
Postel, a linguistic prodigy, learned Arabic so quickly that his teacher in Istanbul thought he might be a demon.
William may be a demon, but he is a demon that was made by New York and the seeming endless store of promises it pretends to offer.
But that night, she dreams of finding and rescuing a baby who turned out to be a demon, which "sunk its teeth into my hand and bit me".
Mrs Humphry Ward's ticket to oblivion began in 1908, when a hardcore of parliamentarians, alarmed by the growing support for votes for women, decided it would be a demon wheeze to set up a Women's National Anti-Suffrage League.
But it's safe to reveal that Peake plays Dana, an aspirational executive who is first seen having sex with a man called Jarron who claims to be a demon.
The landscape of "A Mercy" is full of both beauties and terrors: snow "sugars" eyelashes, yet icicles hang like "knives"; a stag is a benign and auspicious apparition, yet at night "the glittering eyes of an elk could easily be a demon".
"She's not a human being, she is a demon," people said when they heard about her mean actions.
Holden is a demon of verbal incision.
They just think it was a demon.
And he is a demon for deregulation.
