Sentence examples for believes the devil from inspiring English sources
Angela, Miller's first feature film, which won the Filmmaker's Trophy at Sundance in 1995, was about a young girl who believes the devil lives in her basement.
The Argentine Pope has made it quite clear since his election that he believes the Devil, whom refers to as "the Enemy" and "The Prince of this World" is a real force that needs to be fought constantly.
There's nothing worse than an actress who has ambitions on your job.' This covert apprenticeship ended when she directed her first feature film, Angela, about a young girl who believes the Devil lives in her cellar.
Archeologist Josephine Flood believes the devil was hunted for its teeth and that this contributed to its extinction on mainland Australia.
"Cain is good at regurgitating talking points, but when he is forced to explain what he believes the devil is usually found in the details," Deace wrote.
The only thing the people Mason City know is that Tom Barlas Jr. was a successful 43-year-old restaurateur who destroyed his father in the name of spiritual warfare, and is officially not responsible for the murder because anyone who believes the devil can possesses a person's body is clearly insane.
That is why Daneyko believes the Devils are perfectly positioned for another Stanley Cup run.
Lou Lamoriello, the Devils' president, has said that he believes the Devils should be compensated by the Flames, but he has also said that ultimately he sticks by his decision to let Sutter out of the last year of his deal.
MR. LAYCOCK: Well, if devil worshippers believe the devil is the almighty, they might be okay.
Although the basics of the Edwards meltdown are summarized in the current best seller "Game Change" (a book that got its reporting right, if Mr. Young is to be believed), the devil is in the details.
And, whether or not you believe the devil still rides the Underground, the writer was correct in at least one respect: something does get disturbed down there – your imagination, the source of all our fears.
