Sentence examples for demon about from inspiring English sources

His 1990 play, "Racing Demon", about the Church of England, remains one of the defining pieces of British theatre of recent decades and falls very firmly into the first category.

But "Mere Christianity" still sells about 150,000 copies a year, as does "The Screwtape Letters" (1942), a satirical correspondence from an uncle demon to his nephew demon about how to lead a human astray.

In another article of similar length, by Brendan Koerner, called "Piano Demon" about Teddy Weatherford, the Chicago jazzman who stormed Asia, there are many extra audio obscurities that deepen the reader experience.

In fact, even while he was rehearsing the outcome, Racing Demon, about the conscience of the Church of England in the inner cities, Richard was proposing the idea of a trilogy.

Interrogate Igor Bezler (alias Demon) about his informing Russian military intelligence colonel, Vasily Geranin, that a plane had been downed some fifteen minutes earlier.

That said, the tongue-in-cheek flavor of the film suggests Carpenter is using the Burton character to deliberately ridicule American hubris (and let's not forget the very end of the movie just before the credits roll: the crazy-eyed demon about to get his final revenge on Burton could be the world taking revenge on that hubris).

"Forcing levity leaves you with the opposite, and the opposite of levity is despair," said Andrew Solomon, whose book "The Noonday Demon" is about depression.

The lyrics to "Speed Demon" are about driving fast.

A Simon machine possessed by a demon is about as scary as it sounds.

The Met chorus, dressed alternately in white lab coats or as demons staggering about like an army of zombies, sang Gounod's magnificent choral pieces beautifully and the Met orchestra, conducted by Alain Altinoglu, was virtuosic as always.

The Mets do not have to contend with their own mental demons about beating the Braves, who outlasted them in the six-game N.L.C.S. last October.