In "Shutter Island," Scorsese lets his crazies out with a torrential, terrifying ferocity — but one which, for all of its intensity, is captured in controlled, precise, even chilled, but no less demonic visions.
There she was, in the belly of the beast, and she heard no rumblings of demonic disarray, only a "harmless peaceful atmosphere".
Abum tells another story, which he believes shows that mankind no longer needs demonic temptation to be damned.
We weren't a religious family, so I had no concept of demonic lore.
Hillary Clinton is by no means a demonic soul sucking vacuum, as suggested by the video, but Trump is one hundred percent a reality tv host and nothing more.
I found no remnants of a demonic heart, but the walls in a dark room at the rear were covered with paintings of fearsome creatures with fangs and blue skin.
Rameau and his contemporaries use the same stock templates as Lully — genre areas depicting scenes of battle, slumber, lamentation and demonic apparitions — but they are no longer hemmed in as severely by the musical equivalent of manicured boxwood hedges.
Harline's book is a window into the daily life of a convent where the nuns often got up to no good (wild parties, favoritism, demonic possession).
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Similarly, Sontag [ 45] identified the feeling of dread as a contributor to stigmatisation, stating that "treating cancer as no mere disease but a demonic enemy makes cancer not just a lethal disease but a shameful one" (p.59).
