Sentence examples for turn demonic from inspiring English sources

He correctly predicts: "At the sight of the heroes and heroines, the crowd would turn demonic".

She incisively dispatched the coloratura flights, which sometimes turn demonic, and was engrossing during the long stretches of dramatic recitative.

And the finale, taken at a brisk but never reckless tempo, was rustic and earthy, though always threatening to turn demonic.

The pair initially seem sweet and fun but, as is the way with creepy horror-film kids, they soon turn demonic and troubled.

This is a central concern of Ferrante's: the way a female genius is demonised by culture, the way that, lacking an outlet, it may turn demonic.

But there is another Paris here, too, a fearsome one in which human desire turns demonic and nature gives way to the supernatural.

As a mysterious figure who may or may not be a professional installer of cable television named Chip Douglas (a character on the 1960s television series "My Three Sons"), he turned demonic, disturbingly infantile and dangerously sociopathic.

The man at the bar's face turns demonic, with crystal spikes sticking out of his forehead.

This atrocity was accomplished by hand, using machetes and other low-tech weaponry wielded by the human hand turned demonic by hate speech.

Levy recently starred in the horror flick "Evil Dead," in which she played a heroin addict who turns demonic when her friends sequester themselves with her in a cabin to help her kick the habit.

You could even act demonic.