Sentence examples for devilish appearance from inspiring English sources
His remaining silver hair pointed skyward, giving him a devilish appearance.
This book's resident troublemaker is Romeo Brock, whose Vandyke beard and pointy ears give him a devilish appearance that he cultivates further by wearing red.
Due to his devilish appearance, Krampus celebrations were banned by the Catholic Church in the 12th century.
Many convictions were made because Stoughton permitted the use of spectral evidence, the idea that a demonic vision could only take on the shape or appearance of someone who had made some sort of devilish pact or engaged in witchcraft.
Sports Illustrated chronicled his "spectacular" rise, and People anointed him one of the "beautiful people," although his appearance was more impish than debonair he was known as Chucky, because of his devilish squint, which made him resemble the psychotic doll from the horror movie "Child's Play".
Sports Illustrated chronicled his "spectacular" rise, and People anointed him one of the "beautiful people," although his appearance was more impish than debonair — he was known as Chucky, because of his devilish squint, which made him resemble the psychotic doll from the horror movie "Child's Play".
Total Film's Nathan Ditum ranked Streep's performance as the fifth best guest appearance in the show's history, commenting that she is "the perfect mix of beguiling and devilish as Reverend Lovejoy's rebellious daughter".
It also bags piquant guest appearances – as well as Fox, I'd welcome back Carrie Preston's Elsbeth Tascioni, along with Dylan Baker's devilish Colin Sweeney.
It's this devilish weather.
