Sentence examples for demon figures from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

"My chosen main subject for my masters was demon parent figures in gothic literature in the 18th century.

Your demon can figure out the rules later.