Sentence examples for devilish delight from inspiring English sources

For the audience, she is a devilish delight, a femme fatale who believes "facts are horrid things" and whose electrifying company we cannot help but crave.

He took devilish delight in removing managers from the enemy organization.

Snarlingly Realistic Monster Sculptures Are a Devilish Delight.

But the flood of adrenaline, the devilish delight in breaking the rules, was undeniably a thrilling distraction.

In Jaco Van Dormael's clever, redemptive satire "The Brand New Testament" God wears a bathrobe, drinks beer, pecks at a computer and takes devilish delight in irritating his creations.

Apologies to the great Cate Blanchett, but Thompson -- who stomps through "Saving Mr. Banks" with a devilish delight -- is turning into a freight train of momentum, the likes of which hasn't been seen since... well, since Jennifer Lawrence during last year's awards season.

Smoutebollen are a typical Brussels festival food, and if you visit around New Year's, you'll see everyone gorging themselves on these little devilish delights.

The Ku'an are devilish extraterrestrials who delight in the destruction of life wherever they find it, then imprison one of every race aboard a great starship and have them do their killing... until the slaves, led by human warrior Sharrock and tentacular alien Sai-ias, revolt.

What follows might be described as quasi-consensual gimp-rape, with Britton staring into devilish eyeholes, the camera swooping in voyeuristic delight.

I thought about Sir Thomas – who no doubt would be delighted to learn that the devilish Radio 3 hasn't killed off the live concert – last week when Stephen Wood, executive director of the Stephen Joseph theatre in Scarborough, was reported in the Stage as taking issue with NT Live, which screens productions live to venues across the country and the world.

It is devilish.