Sentence examples for demonic delight from inspiring English sources
The warmest response that Gilliam has earned, in recent years, was for his 2011 production of Berlioz's "The Damnation of Faust," at the English National Opera, and you can see how the Faustian myth — a moral tale, if ever there was one — would profit from the lavish designs that spring so naturally, and with such demonic delight, to Gilliam's eye.
The Stones' music and performance are about the stuff they do offstage; their art and their public image aren't about kaleidoscope rainbows of easy delight but about the quasi-demonic pleasure of evil and the evil of pleasure.
Bostridge here set aside the slightly demonic aura that he often delights in presenting onstage (and that cannot be detected in his lunch-table manner); instead, he emphasized the tenderness of his voice, its straw-in-the-wind quality.
"It becomes something scary, demonic.
(Penguin Press) 17. DEMONIC, by Ann Coulter.
Demand Media has been called "demonic".
"Demonic", by Ann Coulter.(Crown Forum, $28.99).
