Sentence examples for full of the devil from inspiring English sources
Peter Lovesey is full of the devil in THE REAPER (Soho, $23).
At 2 P.M. the curtain rose and Mark Twain walked out onto the stage, old but spry and full of the devil.
"Many of these boys are just 'kids' out of school," he wrote, "and like American boys, they are full of the devil".
Although opinions differed as to whether Antichrist's father will be a man or a demon, in either case Antichrist will be, as commonly noted in the Middle Ages, "full of the devil" from the time of his conception.
Her work is full of devils, literal devils, and when they are not present their place is filled by regular, shocking evil.
The site won't be live for a few months — late 2008 was the plan — bit it will eventually spare all of us from the humiliation of going to town to pick up a "snoot-full of the old devil rye" while Mollie Pitcher stares balefully down at us from the poster behind the counter.
"I would say our society is full of devils, and these devils can be involved in football.
Last October, when confronted by accusations from the Sunday Times that several football officials had discussed inducements from World Cup bidders, Blatter said: "Our society is full of devils and these devils, you find them in football".
In a book full of bureaucratic mortals, the devil and his crew provide some much-needed honesty.
In fact, the "The White Devil" is full of white devils.
Always sharp-tongued, Luther now lost all restraint, writing in a treatise that Pope Paul III was a sodomite and a transvestite — no surprise, he added, when you considered that all popes, since the beginnings of the Church, were full of devils and vomited and farted and defecated devils.
