Sentence examples for full of demons from inspiring English sources

The old Penguin translation uses rather obscurantist images throughout to give the impression that the Qur'an is full of demons and witches.

Thomas Gibson of "Dharma and Greg" plays the American, whose main job is to gape at the amazing things that happen to him as he scrambles through a mystical world full of demons and other strange creatures.

To the north of the city lies Houska Castle, where Nazi officers supposedly conducted occult experiments during the war; in its grounds lies a building that was allegedly constructed to cover a hole full of demons.

I have had to to rebuild a sense of self from the ground up, as I was given nothing but a sense that I was a burdensome child, full of demons that refused to bow down to the name of Jesus.

"A pitch that seemed benign suddenly looked to be full of demons as Mark Wood whipped out three wickets in quick succession, after the early loss of Alex Hales.

It will be one of the biggest changes in the writing market in years and in a world full of demons to kill and fishmen to woo, I think we need a tool that will make it easier for Trogdor the King of the Salamandermen make it to the throne room of Zlorgbar in one piece.

It was so early that my mind was still fuzzy, full of night demons.

Then there is the heroine of "The Americans," an elevator girl from Miami Beach, of whom Jack Kerouac asked, in concluding his introduction to the U.S. edition: And I say: That little ole lonely elevator girl looking up sighing in an elevator full of blurred demons, what's her name & address?

I was in Banyuwangi, East Java, trekking into what has been described as Indonesia's most-haunted forest a place locals believe is full of spirits, demons, and ghosts to meet the lelono, or hermits, who use the forest to meditate and communicate with the spirits of the presidents and sultans who have already passed on to the other side.

But they do allow Mr. Hill to wheel out his full arsenal of demon references, to the point where pitchforks and snakes get to be business as usual.

"Not dead ruins, but ruins full of souls, of demons," he said in an interview in his timeworn Zavtra office.