Sentence examples for devilish reputation from inspiring English sources
Grabbed first by the Carthaginians, it later fell to the Romans, then the Saracens, and later to the Normans, under whom it flowered as Europe's greatest metropolis, famed for its wealthy court, its centre of learning and its slightly devilish reputation.
He is famous for challenging golfers to make smart, precise shots which earned him a devilish reputation among Professional Golfers Association PGAA) pros.
Fat may fully shred its devilish reputation in 2016.
Despite a reputation as a devilish raconteur, he says little here, but this means the songs speak for themselves.
Besides having strong masculine features and a perfectly symmetrical face, he also has that devilish combination of a bad-boy reputation and a winning record.
If Trump's tweet had been part of a devilish new strategy to blacken Machado's reputation and put the Clintonites on the defensive, his campaign would have followed up his tweets by providing at least some fresh evidence to back up his charges.
It's this devilish weather.
Redline — what a devilish name.
She looks at me, devilish.
