Sentence examples for is the devil of from inspiring English sources
This Stephen Stelfox is the devil of the piece (the Devil, by contrast, is a Tony Soprano type who you just gotta love) but his badness is already outdone by reality.
For many of these regimes, including those of allies, America is the devil of choice to divert attention from homegrown repression and corruption.
Stress is the devil of teenage life.
And that's the devil of it.
"Two weeks ago I was the king of Manchester and now I am the devil of Manchester," he told a news conference on Friday.
Hermione Eyre, novelist and journalist My not-new book of the year was The Devils of Loudun by Aldous Huxley (Vintage Classics).
In Mr. Russell's astonishing career, however, 1971 is the hot button: the year The Devils, his adaptation of Aldous Huxley's The Devils of Loudun, was released.
In John 8 44, the Father of Lies is the devil.
Most controversially, Ali would also claim on the BBC that the white man is the devil—"their history is the history of the devil".
"She's the devil," Mr. Trump said of Mrs. Clinton.
The United States is truly the devil of our times, amusing itself with murder.
