Sentence examples for bedeviled me from inspiring English sources

But the competitive instinct that has bedeviled me since age 11 reared its insatiable head.

My knees are sore and stiff, but only when I'm not riding, and the neck problem that bedeviled me in the weeks before I left, sending shooting pain into my left shoulder, has been absent.

At first they seemed synthetic (I'd later learn that they were put together by Albert Grossman, more famous as Dylan's manager) and then, later, they seemed opportunistic: here I'm speaking mostly about the 1969 album "Peter, Paul and Mommy," which came out the year of my birth and bedeviled me on through my childhood.

Yet no vice bedevils me like my one desperate fixation, my shameful ravening itch: I simply must attend conferences.

It is only my own achievements that bedevil me.

All the more did the consequences of the conflict in Syria, which began in 2011, bedevil me.

This sadly true story was inspired by my beautiful friend, S Lynn Knight who wrote about the dubiously polite custom of referring to women of a certain age as "ma'am" and the entire issue of aging, which fascinates and bedevils me.

If you're like me, bedeviled by tuition bills and other accounts payable, you may want to redouble your attendance at Auctions Anonymous meetings.

If you're like me, you are constantly bedeviled by the way Chris Matthews is always saying "Chee-knee".

I secreted old Life magazines up to my room and tore through them looking for exposed female thighs and bellies, bedeviled by what they did to me.

Injuries bedeviled the running game.