Sentence examples for demonic trade from inspiring English sources

A pair of Hitchcockian handcuffs serves first as an accessory to sex and then as a shackle to bind the hero while the villain, in the next room, plies his demonic trade.

And they could overlook the misdeeds of his enemies, such as the brutality of the Croats who stormed through Serb-held territory in 1995, or the KLA's links with the drug trade.Inept, not inevitableBut in Macedonia now inconveniently enough there is no side that is self-evidently demonic or heroic.

The novel manages to incorporate trade-union activists, a regal railroad magnate, a sadistic Confederate officer, an urchin, a demonic stockbroker and a series of head-spinning theories about who the story's villain — nicknamed "the experimenter" — might be.

"A demonic orb".

DEMONIC, by Ann Coulter.

Each is utterly demonic.

It is demonic.

"It becomes something scary, demonic.

(Penguin Press) 17. DEMONIC, by Ann Coulter.

Demand Media has been called "demonic".

And, though one might wish that Thomas had traded his soul to update garage rock (which tends to reward adherence to form rather than innovation), his live show is sufficiently demonic, and the ghouls who frequent them are entertaining enough.