Sentence examples for to demonic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pertaining to demons or evil spirits; demoniac.
- Convinced that his uncle was a warlock, he rifled through his attic, looking for demonic artifacts.
Americans, Israelis and Iranians all define their self-image in terms of opposition to demonic enemies.
The Preludes, which range from plainspoken ballads to demonic flurries, are notable for their brevity.
Mr. Denk's playing in the first movement of the Beethoven sonata progressed from crabby and benumbed to demonic and compulsive.
Such characters ran the gamut from devious charlatans to saintly wives to scheming mistresses to embattled priests to demonic spirits.
The pastor explained that "soul wounds," like sexual abuse, pornography and sexual addiction, can serve as "doorways" to demonic attachment and possession.
"The problem with opening yourself up to demonic activity is that it opens a window of possibilities which is not easily closed".
Wondrous but also scary, it has the potential to warp reality and to release demonic forces.
Following the event, Gunn reverts Illyria to her demonic form, after which, Illyria decides to wholly collapse time and all existence.
At one point, the novel compares him to the demonic Baal, and Ngene shows many signs of wishing to live up to that reputation.
Mulder believes the glass are doorways to a demonic dimension and that someone is summoning forth a demon to attack people.
As the video turns from color to black and white, the children start to look demonic; some throw tantrums or cry.
