Sentence examples for powers of hell from inspiring English sources

Among some of the Church Fathers the descent into hell had come to mean Christ's declaration of his triumph over the powers of hell.

Maleficent transforms herself into a dragon — "Now you shall deal with me, O Prince, and all the powers of hell!" — for a climactic battle with Phillip that features the film's most spectacular animation.

The work dwells on Jesus' vigil before his crucifixion, but in the end Christ, sung by a tenor, announces the coming victory over the powers of hell, and the piece concludes with a triumphal chorus of angels, often called "Beethoven's Hallelujah".

Jesus, Love personified, proves that Love (and God is Love) is greater than all the powers of hell itself, even death.

Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow not even the powers of hell can separate us from God's love.

But one well-known snack food proves that some ingredients are beyond even the power of hell itself.

Called in Sanskrit "one who stops the power of the King of Hell," he must have initially startled the Japanese with his outré appearance: extra heads, flying weapons, lotus-shaped flip-flops.

Even religion's not insubstantial powers of persuasion (think Hell) and coercion (think Inquisition) have proved insufficient to blot out this insidious sin.

The Orpheus legend deals both with a love that transcends the grave and a singer whose music has the power to tame the forces of hell.

In fact, it is quite a simple proposition: it shows a writer at the height of his powers, with a hell of a story to tell.

Britney, Lindsay, Liz, Robert, Charlie, and Russell all raised and lived some variety of hell, and their power to come through it and to deliver the unbearable yet astonishing news onscreen only adds to their allure.