Sentence examples for is so demonic from inspiring English sources
It is so demonic that one reads and reads it...
An already established literary Dane, Hans Christian Andersen, who was in Paris at the time, was informed in a letter from Signe Læssøe, "A new literary comet... has soared in the heavens here... It is so demonic that one reads and reads it..
The author insists on a belief in good and evil; again, some won't agree that New York is so thoroughly demonic, al though most will recognize the voices coming up the airshaft, the cries and the explosions.
In "Silence," Harris compounded the joke by adding a pitiless aesthetic objectivity to the list of Hannibal's improbable properties: his taste is so impeccable it seems demonic.
The fact that it is based upon hate and fear, is apparently a part of a deliberate White House strategy and is so contemp tuous of the average American makes it demonic and chilling.
British leaders like Mr. Blair seem to be hoping that the reality of euro notes and coins in circulation not just in Continental Europe but also in Britain's main department stores will persuade Britons that the currency is not so demonic as its opponents suggest.
In the end, Professor DeConick's Judas recalls Brando in "On the Waterfront". He coulda been a contenda, he coulda been somebody — if he just were not so demonic.
"I think part of what makes the film so horrific is that the things that the witch character is engaged with are so taboo and demonic.
I was blown away, he was so funny and subtle and demonic," said Barlow.
Dogs are said to have an instinctive ability to detect the demonic spirits that are so significant to Balinese beliefs, their barks being welcomed at night as they chase negative forces away.
