Sentence examples for being bedevilled from inspiring English sources

In Trecartin's work, soulful sincerity may own up at a moment's notice to being bedevilled nihilism, or just a manic hedge against boredom.

Germany, like Japan, is bedevilled by chronically weak domestic demand.

Sakhalin Energy, meanwhile, has been bedevilled by environmental problems.

But the Assembly project, too, was bedevilled by politics.

But the piece is bedevilled by its convoluted plot.

In this early 21st century, we are bedevilled by size.

A summit between the two leaders is bedevilled by circumstance.

"In conversation I am bedevilled," she wrote in 1955.

The compensation scheme has been bedevilled by other problems.

Antitrust regulators attempting to frustrate them have always been bedevilled by two problems.

All sex surveys based on self reports are bedevilled by the accuracy of measurement.