Sentence examples for devil may from inspiring English sources

"devil may" is not an accurate phrase to use in written English
The phrase likely intended is "devil may care," which means to not be concerned about something. For example, "He was so relaxed that he had a devil may care attitude about his upcoming exam."

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"The Devil may spit into it," she says.

The devil may be in the detail.

The devil may truly reside in those kinds of details.

So the devil may yet get (manually) unchained from all these fuzzy details.

The devil may well be in the detail.

The devil may be in the details, but that doesn't mean you can't fondle them.

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Kidd is himself, and devil-may-care.

Her companion overcompensated by trying to act devil-may-care.

I reveled in my devil-may-care insouciance.

But this is not a devil-may-care business.

WILDWOOD never lacks for goofy, devil-may-care wonderment.

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