Sentence examples for more diabolic from inspiring English sources

And when he has to address Seyton, he pronounces it "Satan" to give his situation an even more diabolic ring.

"There can be nothing more diabolic than a helpless girl put through torture," said Dayan Krishnan, a prosecutor, as arguments began in the trial's sentencing phase in a Delhi court, Ms. Barry wrote.

"It's more diabolic and more devious than we've ever seen," King said.

What they share with him is the most primitive and archaic and Catholic pessimism of his art - the sense not just of irrationality but something more tangible and diabolic.

These demons may be tormenting sinners, but they appear almost more playful than diabolic.

If anything, his diabolic plan is more a reflection of the world I live in than the worlds I escape to in movie theaters.

It also meant that the traditional 'pairing' of lovers in opéra comique (Robert/Isabelle paralleled throughout by the 'lower-class' Raimbaut/Alice) was swept aside in favour of concentration on the more sensational story-line of Robert's diabolic ancestry.

Well, I like Diabolic Force too, but we have no more time for this band.

It also boasts more than its fair share of cheerfully dimwitted Big Brother winners, batty actors, same-sex couples, diabolic property developers, shifty knocker boys, qualified psychotherapists, amateur artists and people engaged in the shady practices of "new media".

Self-portraiture is particularly diabolic.

Her diabolic smile warns of evil intent.