Sentence examples for become demonic from inspiring English sources

"Without the constraints of a 'higher,' mythical truth, reason can on occasion become demonic and commit crimes that are as great as, if not greater than, any of the atrocities perpetrated by fundamentalists," she says.

According to Angioni (1989, p. 206) 'the more you separate yourself from wife, home and village the nearer you find yourself to uncertainty and danger: a forest becomes demonic, the unknown is confused with that which is negative and useless'.

As their single subject emerges from the crowd, they become quite demonic.

Meanwhile, choruses of restless miners, already ominous in Act I, become fully demonic, their singsong rhythm reduced to hammering intervals: "There is no land upon the earth / Contains the same amount of worth".

Their wealth has become a demonic force in politics.

Joss Whedon created the idea of "vamp faces," which was to have vampires' human features distort to become more demonic.

She inspired his poem "The Werewife," which told of a perfect wife who could suddenly become a demonic monster.

In "Daddy's Little Monster", Marceline's dad returns and gives her an amulet that causes her to become the demonic and evil overlord of the Nightosphere.

Garland becomes a demonic mouse, although when Weegee isolates and multiplies her eyes with the help of wavy glass, he gets at the essence of her vulnerability and temperament.

"I had become obsessed with demonic Heavy Metal music, something the rest of my family (as I now realize, rightfully so) was not happy with," he wrote.

Christianity's own contribution to theories of the genesis of polytheism was through the doctrine of the Fall of Man, in which pure monotheism was believed to have become overlaid by demonic cults of the gods.