Sentence examples for devils of from inspiring English sources
Not many devils of unreason behind locked doors anymore.
It is in the balance sheet details that the devils of the financial system lurk.
He accused the Devils of embellishing penalties and setting illegal picks.
As Albert Schweitzer has said, "Man can hardly even recognize the devils of his own creation".
Comparing the Devils of 2000 with the champions of 1995, Stevens said: "We're similar.
Albert Schweitzer once wrote, "Man can hardly even recognize the devils of his own creation".
Materialism seems to have been a fearful abyss for Tocqueville, teeming with the devils of unbelief, nihilism, and disorder.
Play-for-play account of a game between the Blue Devils of Duke, and St. Peter's Colle, Jersey City.
The Devils of that era, who won their first Stanley Cup in 1995, also played a trapping style.
Qat users find themselves linked spuriously to terrorists, the ultimate folk-devils of our era.
The bride, 32, is a vice president of corporate partnerships in Newark for the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League and the Prudential Center, where the Devils play home games.
