Sentence examples for that is hell from inspiring English sources

Yet the chaos of 13 Hours has more to do with form than content, leaving you with the impression that it's not battle but Bay's moviemaking that is hell.

Nichizo's pictorially breathtaking odyssey involves help from both monks and demons, a pause to pray in a cave (dragon notwithstanding) and braving a fabulous fire-breathing monster with eight heads and nine tails who guards the fiery furnace that is hell.

There is a big gap in the larger of the two rooms where a wall should be, along with a table-tennis table and their latest work - destined for the Royal Academy's forthcoming Apocalypse exhibition - the sprawling vision of a gruesome battlefield that is Hell.

The large IT vendors have a strong vested interest in delivering broadly what can be classed as the status quo and, even if they wanted to change, they do so into a market that is unsure, with products that are disruptive to their own profit margins and with a salesforce that is hell bent on avoiding any substantive change.

The dreamer who keeps dreaming of the dream or the screenwriter that is hell bent to just stop talking about it and get to work?

Everyone has to get mad at a government that is hell bent on an agenda that erodes our way of life.

"I think it is probably a fairly ham-fisted attempt to gain international leverage," he told BBC radio, "but our best analysis at the moment is that this is not a regime that is hell-bent on confrontation".

He reportedly noted a "lack of willingness in implementing transformation, especially the enforcement of quotas" and warned that funding and "the national colours of any federation that is hell-bent on the current set-up and status quo will be withdrawn".

Nor will the group that is hell-bent on war with Iran.

"It's quite clear that this is a regime that is hell-bent on killing, murdering and maiming its own citizens," said British Prime Minister David Cameron during an official visit to Stockholm, reported London's Telegraph newspaper.

If you can say that Israel has the right to exist, than you must, in the same breath say that it has the right to defend itself from a fanatical religious cult that is hell-bent on its destruction.