Sentence examples for devil a from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside the dwindling number of fundamentalists who have made the Devil a core belief, fewer people see the hand of Satan at work around them.

Let's call a devil a devil, a gremlin a gremlin, and a troll a troll.

Say it's the tool of the devil," a voice intones.

He's a pseudo-Shakespearean devil, a cunning exploiter of defects.

("The greatest enemy of prayer is the Devil," a wizened cleric says).

The figure is a devil, a study for a fresco of St. Michael vanquishing rebellious angels.

As written by Doug Carter Beane, Diane is a kind of she-devil, a power-loving villain.

Confess!—Handkerchief!—Oh, devil!— … A horned man's a monster and a beast.

You may have seen the story the other day about the sighting of a Jersey Devil – a mysterious, legendary winged creature.

(The name, selected through a fan contest, originates from the Jersey Devil, a mythical creature that was said to roam the New Jersey Pine Barrens).

In the Powder Room, there is a sculpture that Martins called the Little Devil, a vaguely person-shaped sack with two legs protruding from it.