Sentence examples for devil like from inspiring English sources

(The percussive emphasis of "Soldat" also frequently recalls "Petrushka": the Devil, like the Moor in that ballet, gets a dance to a drumming beat).

"Much as we'd have liked to dramatise the Devil like Tim Curry in Legend, we were working with a budget where a character having a hat and gloves is considered wasteful and ostentatious".

Still, the devil, like the risk, is in the details.The equity premium (also known as the equity-risk premium) is a measure of the average annual return over and above riskless debt, such as government bonds, that shareholders expect to receive as compensation for holding risky shares.

In this play Rhys rescues Gwen from a woman under the influence of a malevolent devil like entity.

Plus, shows just don't focus on the devil like this and so the extreme novelty makes this inherently interesting.

But you can't dance with the devil like this without consequences.

In Mississippi, we put signs where the devil likes to do his business right at the crossroads.

Tells about the disturbing devil-like figure called Exu who caused a schism in the religion between those who reject his worship & those who follow it.

According to Shiite lore, Sufyani — a devil-like, apocryphal figure in Islam — gathers an army in Syria and after conquering that land turns his wrath on Iraq's Shiites.

One cartoon making the rounds showed a devil-like creature roasting Charlie Hebdo staffers in a cauldron over a fire fuelled by copies of the magazine.

Devil-like red is worn by all of Zamorna's admirers, just as Rochester's drawing room is draped in crimson, a symbol of his appetite for luxury and decadence.