Sentence examples for whose demons from inspiring English sources

Not that the question really applies to those whose demons won't be quieted by way of the usual compensations — professional success, romantic fulfillment, parenthood.

Mr. De Palma obviously enjoys hanging out with this decadent brood, whose demons read as symptomatic of the city it calls home and whose pathologies prove nuttily entertaining.

In sharp contrast to the candidates who sped up (and then slowed down) before him, he isn't a relatively unknown quantity, some sudden crush whose real personality has yet to be revealed and whose demons lie in wait.

Instead there was silence, broken occasionally by sanctimonious murmurings about Hill's being a troubled young woman whose demons, whatever they were, had at least brought public attention to the long-neglected problem of inappropriate personal behavior in the workplace environment.

The case against those who said the naming of Dr David Kelly, the government scientist whose demons drove him to apparent suicide, was a botched, politically expedient manoeuvre which hastened his death.

But he was also a person, whose demons were far worse than my own, and I think about him a lot more now than I would if he were still with us, medicating the entirety of the Upper East Side.

Rather, the focus of this bizarre Finnish fairy tale -- as black as anything the Brothers Grimm could have dreamed up -- is a sinister old codger who chews off ears and whose demon minion kidnaps innocent children.

The concert offered a welcome chance to hear the orchestra away from the dispiriting confines of Avery Fisher Hall, whose acoustical demons often rob it of tonal bloom.

IN ONE CORNER was Greg Fields, a talented young player whose psychological demons had so far stopped him from realising his full potential.

Bloodline (Season 1) – 20/03 Coming mid-way through the month is another original series, this time about a group of adult siblings whose lurking demons are unearthed when their black sheep brother returns home.

Just in case you've been researching dwindling penguin numbers in Antarctica all year, I'd better explain that the Grey in the title refers to young, impossibly handsome, mega-rich Christian Grey, whose inner demons (with which he is constantly wrestling but we haven't time to go into that now) can only be appeased by practising BDS on good-looking masochistic girls.