Sentence examples for most diabolic from inspiring English sources

The fires were set in the most diabolic of locations, cutting off escape routes and filling stairwells and hallways with flames and blinding black smoke.

"Of all threats to democracy, development and peace in our times," the Indian leader said, "the most diabolic is international terrorism, with its links to religious extremism, drug trafficking and commerce in illicit arms.

"I have had to experience the most cruel and diabolic of suspicions," he wrote to the king, aghast at his surroundings.

Precisely because Germany once had the diabolic epitome of populist xenophobia, it is now most resistant to it.

The ornate Hindu cave-temples at Ellora were "the most wonderful thing" he had seen in India, though "too diabolic to be beautiful".

But it was the diabolic, rhetorically inclined Mr White who stole the show, the series and, most probably, the light fittings.

Recognized as one of the most haunted city in the world, it's easy to see why Sarchie considers NYC to be under diabolic siege.

Self-portraiture is particularly diabolic.

Her diabolic smile warns of evil intent.

He looks almost diabolic hunched over Ilona.

Then there is the sex thing: offered reincarnation, most male baby-boomers would want to come back as Mick Jagger's lips.In political terms, the man once described as "sado-homosexual-junkie-diabolic-nigger-evil" has become dangerously respectable.