Sentence examples for diabolically from inspiring English sources

There's pathos as well as stupidity in pining for a human universe diabolically ordered "in rows".

Both of them needed runs, Compton was lbw to a ball that kept diabolically low from Kagisa Rabada.

So rather than wait for American mediators or Arab states to impose solutions on them, the Palestinians themselves should begin to tackle the diabolically difficult issues inherent in the resolution of their political and economic future.

An even more diabolically ingenious suggestion came from one of my sons: you rig up the piston to squeeze the trigger of a rifle that shoots dead the wolf's brother; the wolf thus becomes a lone wolf and at the same time conceives a grudge which motivates it to attack.

And there is also his erection, diabolically hard.

From the very beginning of Op. 109, which started very quietly, slowly, ruminatively, and was filled in by diabolically dark and threatening notes in the left hand, it was apparent that the evening's music would be filled with a rare fury.

Money and the cinema — the grand cinema of the grand tradition, the one that pulls Oscar in and subjects him and the viewer to vertiginous, soul-stirring transformations — are inextricably, diabolically connected, and the movie concludes with a vision that suggests its looming obsolescence.

When the car companies collectively, and, to some, diabolically, decided to take these cars back, the electric vehicles disappeared.

Bujalski is a diabolically clever noticer — or, rather, a creator of droll intimate moments that are worthy of notice.

There are diabolically opposed incentives, too: while the teacher is trying to express the truth about the student and discover what isn't working, the student is in some way trying to elude discovery, disguising weaknesses in order to seem better than she is.

Mattila sang all the notes, which is diabolically difficult to do.