Sentence examples for devil that makes from inspiring English sources

It's not the devil that makes you do it".

Was it a deal with the devil that made this young Korean-American superstar become so incredibly talented?

Journalists apologizing for Los Angeles television stations that broadcast a gruesome suicide cite "journalistic competition and technology" as the devils that made the stations do it (front page, May 2).

The series made them look like the Devils of old and the Flyers of, well, every year, writes Scott Burnside on ESPN.com, but Nicholas Cotsonika argues on Yahoo.com that as easy as this would be to blame this all on the Flyers, it was the Devils that made them look bad.

"I'm not the evil devil that people made me out to be," he said on the day of his introductory news conference.

Small wonder Terry Collins made a point of thanking Robert and Mindy Rich for making it from Buffalo to New York on the day he introduced himself as the 20th manager of the Mets with the mischievous declaration, "I'm not the evil devil that people made me out to be".

And not just in stage props such as inflatable women, giant bells and battalions of cannons, but in tour merch like the flashing devil horns that made the massing crowd at Sydney's ANZ stadium look like the world's largest hen's night.

He may not be a nice man, but he certainly is not the devil that we are making him.

There's something about the suggestively sinful nature of devil's food cake that makes it infinitely more appealing than regular chocolate cake.

And it is this impression of rakish charm and devil-may-care attitude that makes him one of the most popular international royals today.

It is this line that makes the Devils much more explosive and entertaining than Jacques Lemaire's champions of 1995.