Sentence examples for demonic laugh from inspiring English sources

May I do my demonic laugh before I go?

"Oh, it drove me mad," he says, laughing his oddly demonic laugh.

Keep watching to the end, for the demonic laugh he lets loose when he actually does terrify an unsuspecting interviewer.

The demonic laugh will come in useful next week when Gray plays the Devil in the premiere of Fleck, his version of Goethe's Faust, which is the closing event of the book festival.

Mere prose, let it be said, is an inadequate tool with which to describe the sheer tonal range of Gray's voice, from its faux-doomy bass via its boomingly demonic laugh to its frequently alarming falsetto.

However, when Jane, the heroine of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre, hears fingers brushing the wall outside her room at Thornfield Hall (the home of her employer and love-interest, Mr Rochester) accompanied by a demonic laugh, she is intent on investigating.

He is nervy and needy by turns as he talks, as arch and confessional as his songs, now reliving his recent near-death experiences with drugs, now affecting a demonic camp laugh about his love life.

Equally terrifying as it is tempting, "I've Lost Control" is a nearly ten-minute ride through manic laughs, demonic growls, and dark, nervous beats.

But the little turd is still screaming; muffled, garbled laughs and demonic festive songs coming from its cracked, seeping skull.

Sabe, a protege of sorts, is a wiry, eighteen-year-old Bronx-born Dominican who became a graf-world celebrity in a mere three years, because in place of his name he often writes a six-foot-tall demonic face that appears to be laughing at the viewer.

"Spawn is not Batman," McFarlane said to me with a heavy laugh, describing the space between the demonic vigilante character he created and the guys in tights that my dad used to adore.