Sentence examples for demonic nature from inspiring English sources

Ruby was described as a "demon hunter" in press releases prior to her debut so that her true demonic nature would surprise the audience.

But the demonic nature of the Jews lies at the heart of the drama.

Hellboy was raised by Bruttenholm to be a force for good, but his constant struggle against his demonic nature became a feature of the series.

Wasn't there the danger, in seeing Hitler as a human being, of losing sight of his intrinsic evil and monstrous, demonic nature, even of arousing sympathy for him?

Aggressive supernatural spirits of an almost demonic nature are represented by these masks, which are constructed from a variety of materials, usually including tapa, or bark cloth, and the pith of certain reeds.

Where the young adult antichrist experiences a great deal of angst over his demonic nature, Lucifer Morningstar (played by EastEnders' Tom Ellis) is a carefree devil, who, as the opening titles in the pilot make clear, has literally decided to "take a vacation" from running hell.

But there is another Paris here, too, a fearsome one in which human desire turns demonic and nature gives way to the supernatural.

However, during the second and third seasons, Black began coming into conflict with forces within the Millennium group that appeared to be demonic in nature.

It's a Stretch," outspoken pastor Mark Driscoll described yoga as a "system of belief that is unchristian, against Scripture, and thus demonic in nature".

The Malaysian Penanggalan may be either a beautiful old or young woman who obtained her beauty through the active use of black magic or other unnatural means, and is most commonly described in local folklore to be dark or demonic in nature.

Her role is very different in the various systems: she may be considered the central figure in a philosophically established doctrine, the dynamic aspect of brahman, producing the universe through her maya, or mysterious power of illusion; a capricious demonic ruler of nature in its destructive aspects; a benign mother goddess; or the queen of a celestial court.