Sentence examples for demon figure from inspiring English sources

Now she is the election's demon figure as far as Fleet Street's blue newspapers are concerned.

The Nazi era seen through the eyes of a diabolic child who decided not to grow up – a demon figure with a sharp, wild, comical voice.

And their central demon figure was Tony Benn, who had long been a target for press venom because of his enthusiasm for nationalisation and workers' co-operatives, not to mention his scathing attacks on newspaper owners.

Despite the immense reach of Rupert Murdoch's media holdings in Britain – which will grow still greater following the government's nod today for News Corp to acquire BSkyB – he is not regarded as a demon figure by the British public.

Sir Francis Jon DeVriess) is the play's demon figure -- "Forever willing evil," as Kit describes him eventually, to which he responds, "Forever willing evil to work good, is how the saying goes" -- and, in a parallel to Marlowe's "Dr. Faustus," he is overtly posited here as a literary archetype, the devil who secures Marlowe's soul.

"If one looks closely at them and gets up on a cherry picker as we have done, you can see that the apostles are standing proud and the demon figures are bending over, possibly with the weight of sin.

This smart, exceptionally clever parody of splatter films by first-time writer-director Eli Craig features wonderful performances by Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine as old friends who set out to fix up a mountain cabin...but because they look like hillbillies, they become demon figures to a group of college kids who are in the woods for a weekend of fun.

According to Wikipedia, the oni is a kind of demon or demonic figure in Japanese folklore.

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His left hand rests on a defaced demon-figure.

A discard? Or Maxwell's Demon who works, however, blindly like Boltzmann's Demon.