Sentence examples for demonic work from inspiring English sources

Even though I don't actually believe in Satan or Hell, I knew that foul demonic work was at play here.

They are not demonic works.

That work is no "demonic works-salvation", but the work of God.

As William Booth put it in 1879: "We are a salvation people – this is our speciality – getting saved and keeping saved, and then getting somebody else saved, and then getting saved ourselves more and more". One hostile commentator on the internet characterises such a belief as "demonic works-salvation".

The album features several songs described by Greil Marcus as full of Chicago blues "menace, driven by Presley's own super-miked acoustic guitar, brilliant playing by Scotty Moore, and demonic sax work from Boots Randolph.

There are remarkable stories about the vocal effects that conveyed demonic possession, mostly the work of the actress Mercedes McCambridge.

After all, Dracula enters modern culture in a novel published in Sickert's London when this harsh, demonic painter was at work.

Camp Hell/Hope centres on a Bible camp in the New Jersey suburbs where demonic forces are at work due to the misguided ministrations of the resident fundamentalist preacher, played by X-Men star Bruce Davidson.

There was always a dark — and sometimes a demonic — buoyancy to McQueen's work.

Demonic Resurrection is currently at work on their fourth studio album, and will be performing at what will be their most high profile gig to date this summer at England's Bloodstock.

Swerving between irksomely quirky comedy and semi-Frankensteinian horror (one scene invokes demonic possession), this is uneven work that never satisfactorily resolves its fantastical plot problems, but Kazan's role as author of her own destiny provides for unexpected depths and subtextual intrigue.