Sentence examples similar to devilish demons from inspiring English sources
Looked at from one point of view, Silver is a murderer, a devilish deceiver, and violent demon – with a large blond face "like a ham".
The priest, clearly stressed out, tries to purge the horny demon within, but ends up acquiring a devilish boner of his own.
Demons!" because you believe it will exorcise your own devilish self-talk seems like a waste of "One!
Ras Mikey C capered amusingly as the monkey, and Mr. Kent's demon simpered, supplicated and looked deceptively feeble as his devilish mood prompted him.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons vs. Cleveland St. Vikings - Wikipedia does not even give a straight answer on what a Demon Deacon is but sources agree that it probably dates back to Wake Forest's devilish play.
It hints that these demons are maybe a reflection of some psychological issues or a result of trauma rather than just devilish imps choosing their victims willy-nilly.
The 17th-century Jesuit Guillaume-Hyacinthe Bougeant found a literally devilish rationale for animal abuse in his Amusement philosophique sur le langage des bêtes, arguing that, while animals lack souls, as empty vessels they form ideal hiding places for demons.
It's this devilish weather.
