Sentence examples for inner devil from inspiring English sources

"That was me channelling my inner devil child".

Was that really my story to tell?" But the urge wouldn't go away – and neither would the inner devil's advocate that asked her why this story was different from any of the others she wrote; after all, she reasoned, she wasn't a Holocaust survivor or a school shooter either.

He is driven by instinct, considers matrimony a loose commitment and struggles with his degenerate lifestyle and inner demons: a devil in need of redemption.

He is tortured by inner voices and two red-devil puppets singing lyrics that include "Run, Little Ibsen" and "You are/Worthless/No one/Loves you".

For most humans, to be completely comfortable around other people without any clothes on – pasty, wobbly bits and all – takes an inner strength, a confidence, a devil-may-care attitude that will honestly get you anywhere in this world.

What about him brings out everyone else's inner Walt -- the unstoppable, amoral, narcissistic devil that lives inside every human being?

Styling aside, the two-door Accord lets a driver present a sporty, devil-may-care face while hiding his inner cheapskate.

THE 19th-century British explorer Richard Burton once said that the reason he tempted death in searching for the source of the Nile or by penetrating the inner reaches of Arabia disguised as a Pathan was because "the devil drives".

A devil's advocate could easily suggest that the introspective, inner-self brand of yoghurt-weaving that arose during this period was just another sort of consumerism, even if it emerged smelling of patchouli.

The eponymous devil only appears peripherally, and the reader is left to deal with Andrea's vacant inner turmoil regarding wedding dresses and secret pregnancies -- which can be fun when done right.

But when Woodrow meets and falls in love with the devil-may-care Milly (Jessie Wiseman), who knows she's trouble, he's sucked into his own inner apocalypse from which his whizbang gadgets offer no escape.