Sentence examples for most demonic from inspiring English sources

Holy war is the most demonic of human phenomena.

I mean, the language was pretty unequivocal: "That's the most demonic thing imaginable.

At night, the baby screech owls scream for food — it's the most demonic sound I've ever heard".

Here is Glück as Penelope, doing some soul-searching: Whose most demonic appetite could you possibly fail to answer?

Primo Levi, in "The Drowned and the Saved," argues that the use of the Sonderkommando was the "most demonic crime" of the Nazis.

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B. Simonini warning of a "Judaic sect" that was the world's most formidable and demonic power.

The most severe is demonic possession: "Satan, or one of his minions, enters the body of the possessed, who appear to be living with a devil within.

One of the most enterprising of recent demonic titles was the Spanish found-footage shocker [REC].

State Theatre The piece is a powerful retelling of the most famous case of demonic possession in Hebrew literature.

Until the 18th century, mental illness was most often seen as demonic possession, but it gradually came to be considered as a sickness requiring treatment.