Sentence examples for devilish looking from inspiring English sources

Not especially handsome, but not at all devilish looking.

The game sounds like a cheeky joke, but is actually being billed as a relaxation tool: users upload a headshot ("of an ex-boyfriend, say, or a mother-in-law," helpfully suggests the Times), and the photo morphs into a devilish looking 3-D avatar.

When Cheney's turn came up, a devilish look crossed his face.

"Everyone gives me this devilish look, like I'm the dumb boyfriend," he said.

Peter, for instance, gives us a fierce, devilish look – staring eyes, flaring nostrils – ready to confront the world.

"Would that be American or British?" Julian asked, poking his steak and giving David a devilish look.

("Why him and not me" is as much a foundation of democracy as divine inspiration.) "Commander in Chief" offers a lofty vision of public service, but luckily, it is also veined with a more devilish look at the vanity of public servants.

The singer told Ellen DeGeneres that his wife gets a "devilish look on her face" before she concocts a social media masterpiece.

Besides Mr. Ledet, the final four include Phillip Phillips, 21, a quirky alternative rocker from Georgia with a bluesy style and devilish good looks; Jessica Sanchez, 16, a tiny San Diego girl with a big voice who has stunning vocal technique; and Hollie Cavanagh, 18, a demure balladeer from Texas whose instrument is capable of great range and power.

In "George Washington and Benedict Arnold" (1999), Washington looks doubting and suspicious as he stares at the devilish-looking Arnold.

She looks at me, devilish.