Sentence examples for diabolic state from inspiring English sources

"This diabolic state is gracing my existence like a catastrophic baby," sings Billie Joe Armstrong on Christian's Inferno, a line that's a bit of a catastrophic baby in its own right.

The diabolic pact is often stated as a major difference between Scottish and English witchcraft cases, but Stuart Maxwell argues that the iconography of Satan may be an imposition of central government beliefs on local traditions, particularly those concerned with fairies, which were more persistent in Scotland than in England.

In 1977 he told the New York Times of the "diabolic storm" that had broken on his country.

Self-portraiture is particularly diabolic.

Her diabolic smile warns of evil intent.

He looks almost diabolic hunched over Ilona.

It can be diabolic or a blessing.

Wild places are by definition unsafe, elusive, and potentially diabolic.

At the moment I'm working on some diabolic jazz which might be finished sometime next year.

After calling Kim a 'C***' O'Connor claims that with this diabolic act, Rolling Stone have killed music.

Some view our sable race with scornful eye, "Their colour is a diabolic die".