The phrase "devil angel" is not grammatically correct in written English.
In this case, you should use the phrase "angel devil" if you want to refer to something that is both good and bad, or "angel and devil" if you want to refer to two distinct entities. For example: "I struggled to choose between the angel and devil on my shoulders, telling me to do different things."
Literal depictions of God and the devil, angels and beasts, torments and blessings remove all sense of mystery from John's imagery.
And Ray Liotta, who plays Bobby, one of the masked burglars, has such a protean devil-angel face that his close-ups have their own blunt force.
On the new album Ms. Marling sings about love, rage, desire, family, devils, angels, devotion, betrayal and the roles women play.
The bed is present throughout, at one point sharing the stage with a fabulous, lifelike cathedral of Rheims – its high gothic flamboyance chiming with Milan's own duomo – together variously with devils, angels, townsfolk, knights and a throng of halberdiers.
A cracking screen of animations provided a witty scenic backdrop – imagery of devils, angels, gingerbread revolting against the pastry chef and two sinister sadistic sisters asking the audience to find them a playmate.
MICHAEL CURRY believes in spirits: devils, angels, the ghosts of children and mountaineers, and most particularly the good spirits -- an old logger, a scholar, a woman -- who have been his constant companions since he was a shy 12-year-old growing up in a logging town in the southern Oregon mountains.
The food would offer devil-angel options, one devoted to upscale comfort food a la Batali, the other an exercise in mindful eating -- raw and vegan menus--more suited to Gwyneth's svelte set.
God and gods, Satan and devils, angels and biblical characters mingle with regular flesh-and-blood folk in this topsy-turvy cartoon universe, along with aliens, zombies and talking gorillas.
"You devil, you angel, you devil, you angel," one woman said to her lover.
One on his back showed a female devil with angel wings and bared breasts, with the words: "Looks like an angel – devil in disguise".
