Sentence examples for demonic violence from inspiring English sources
"The response to such demonic violence is love for those who suffered, and virtuous action against evil," he tweeted.
Puyol displayed almost demonic force against Germany.
Their wealth has become a demonic force in politics.
Among other demonic figures is Aēshma (violence, fury, or the aggressive impulse that consumes man)—who may well be the demon Asmodeus of the book of Tobit, Āz (Concupiscence or Lust), Mithrāndruj (He Who Lies to Mithra or False Speech), Jēh (the demon Whore, created later by Ahriman to defile the human race), and many others (see also Zoroastrianism).
Some vampire violence and demonic sex.
The violence is worth emphasising because it explains the almost demonic grip the LRA has over the displaced.
This is a figure familiar with violent death, and Ollivier endows him with a demonic aspect appropriate to film noir's roots in Greek drama, in which arrogance and wanton violence are followed, as night follows day, by retribution.
To paraphrase Dr. King, to use for violence these resources better spent rescuing the 50percentt of Americans now in or near poverty is demonic.
The objectives of both men may appear different, but they share a desire to subject the deity to some form of violence – Ike to uproot it from its native environment, Pastor Uka to put an end to its allegedly demonic influence on the lives of the people.
