Sentence examples for devilish characteristics from inspiring English sources
If the Jew transmogrified into the Devil for the medieval church, he retained his devilish characteristics as Christian sentiment found other places to express itself, early socialism being one of them.
(Quick: what is 1192 — 214 x 2?) You can disable that devilish feature.
(The piece, a characteristic blend of finely calibrated schmalz and devilish brio, has been getting plenty of attention during the composer's centennial).
Having the "common touch" is a political skill that is learnt, not an innate characteristic - look at the "ordinary bloke" Charles Kennedy: MP at 23. Brian's devilish sense of humour failed to come across for much of the campaign and he was often accused of being stilted and boring, although his description of Kate Hoey as "bonkers" did increase the gaiety of the nation briefly.
It's this devilish weather.
She looks at me, devilish.
Perhaps it's his devilish good looks.
The McCain campaign was devilish.
A stately man so devilish?
