Sentence examples for cruel witch from inspiring English sources

Possessing magic powers due to his great learning, Prospero is reluctantly served by a spirit, Ariel, whom Prospero had rescued from a tree in which he had been trapped by the cruel witch, Sycorax, after he had refused to obey her.

She looked more like a witch, the cruel mockery of beauty and seduction.

Families are strengthened, unlikely alliances are formed to fight real evil, even when that "evil" is the stereotyping of all vampires as predators or all witches as cruel.

Pott herself plays Susie, the vain, cruel, yet endearing pink-haired witch who runs the summer camp.

Pott herself is Susie, the vain and cruel, yet endearing, pink-haired witch who runs the summer camp.

The stereotype of the witch hunter as a cruel inquisitor who deliberately frames innocent people is prevalent in literature, movies and artworks.

Again and again in Britain we see in town councils or in school counselors or headmistresses or headmasters or teachers being hounded by groups and cabals of witch hunters, using the most dirty and often cruel tactics.

His sunny, optimistic approach was the perfect foil for Dahl's dark imaginings - the ghastly Twits who play cruel practical jokes on each other, the bestial giants in The BFG and the deliciously scary Witches.

Maiden, mother, crone; child, witch, whore; the meek and the bold, the submissive and the dominant, the loving and the cruel.

Witch, witch, vampire, witch.

Cruel, cruel lot.