Sentence examples for demoniacal from inspiring English sources
'demoniacal' is a correct and usable word in written English
It refers to something or someone being possessed or influenced by a demon or evil spirit, and is often used to describe intense or extreme levels of evil or malevolence. Example: "The villain's plan was nothing short of demoniacal, involving sacrificing innocent lives for his own gain."
adjective
Pertaining to, characteristic of, or produced by a demon or evil spirit; devilish or fiendish.
Discarding the long-popular equation of mental illness with demoniacal possession, Pinel regarded mental illness as the result of excessive exposure to social and psychological stresses and, in some measure, of heredity and physiological damage.
In Russia, where state-controlled TV portrayed them as demoniacal witches, it divided opinions wildly, though many were appalled at the way they were treated.
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New York the ceenter of celerity.- the city of accelerated pandemonium- the place of consuming speed and demoniacal rush... View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix By George Packer.
What's most artful about his drawings is their evocation of New York's demoniacal energy, the look of its down-at-the-heels neighborhoods and storefront facades and its ethnic faces.
And the two sons of Hiram Patterson are locked in a deadly battle with their demoniacal father, who..
What's artful about these drawings -- mostly in black and white, with gray ink wash -- is their evocation of New York's demoniacal energy, the look of its down-at-the-heels neighborhoods and storefront facades, and the ethnic faces that Mr. Katchor has evolved from perusal of books like "Lexicon of the Jewish Theater," published in 1931, with its illustrated biographies of actors and actresses.
What's most artful about his drawings, mostly in black-and-white with gray ink wash, is their evocation of New York's demoniacal energy, the look of its down-at-the-heels neighborhoods and storefront facades and its ethnic faces.
