Sentence examples for diabolical creature from inspiring English sources
"A diabolical creature," Mr. Pastoureau writes, "this 'beast' of Gévaudan could not not be striped".
To them, she is a diabolical creature, armed not with the Internet or a digital music player, but with something much more nefarious.
And still, you ain't seen nothin' yet: at one point a diabolical creature crawls out of a Paris sewer, bites off a woman's fingers and then licks Eva Mendes's bare underarm, painting her creamy skin red with his tongue.
Thurman, expressing his frustration at how little he knew about Hughes's private self, wrote to him once, "You are in the final analysis the most consarned and diabolical creature, to say nothing of being either the most egregiously simple or excessively complex person I know".
"Because I had freedom of speech and movement I felt obliged to become a sort of spokesman to explain to the whites in South Africa that these people were not diabolical creatures.
Elias epitomized beautiful lewd women as diabolical creatures, cunning temptresses causing man's downfall and "Serpents of Paradise"; this bitter and ironical antithesis is an allusion to danger and evil that is brought upon by lust and sin.
Their vision of paradise is microwavable appetizers, a beanbag chair with Dale Earnhardt stitched onto it, watching that Kate Upton.gif again, not being reprimanded for their music being too loud, and avoiding women at all costs, whom they see as diabolical, enigmatic creatures that speak some unintelligible dialect and only exist to tell them they were supposed to be home an hour ago.
Their vision of paradise is microwavable appetisers, a beanbag chair with Dale Earnhardt stitched onto it, watching that Kate Upton.gif again, not being reprimanded for their music being too loud, and avoiding women at all costs, whom they see as diabolical, enigmatic creatures that speak some unintelligible dialect and only exist to tell them they were supposed to be home an hour ago.
With the Cursing Mommy, Frazier bridges the old-school gentility of the William Shawn-era New Yorker with the edginess of the Remnick years: he has created a comic-strip heroine for the chattering classes, a creature both endearing and diabolical, especially when disaster looms.
-- have we been able to offer for your close inspection and absolute astonishment a creature who embodies in unique combination each and every one of those diabolical traits and so much more!
