Sentence examples for kind of devil from inspiring English sources
And then he gets scooped up by some kind of devil figure, and thrown into the air, landing in a darkened room.
The songs in this playlist, from different times and in different ways, all invoke this kind of "devil," the one I still have sympathy for.
Chigurh, with his implacable loyalty to death, is a kind of devil who has appropriated a God-like omniscience: "When I came into your life," he tells Carla Jean, "your life was over.
Patricia Glaser, the prominent Los Angeles lawyer who represents Mr. Snyder, suggested that the illustration of Mr. Snyder, which showed his likeness defaced by a schoolyard scribble of horns, a unibrow and a kind of devil beard, was "blatantly anti-Semitic".
"That's the kind of devil's bargain that they are buying into".
Among other things, a kind of devil's advocate was hired to criticise the paper's workings, and to go public about its contradictions.
Nonetheless, with a nearly flat leather sole and few or no buckles, it has a kind of devil-may-care elegance.
"When you have that kind of devil-may-care attitude it nurtures the work, as opposed to networks, where the work is sometimes driven by fear and safety and holding on to their collective pieces of the demographic pie".
He made double and triple self-portraits – meeting his younger selves in the developing tray – and images of himself as a kind of devil-shaman, backlit, with both breasts and erection.
They were held together by friendship and a wish to be rid of the hobbling academicism of much American poetry in the 1940s.Koch's new book, "One Train" (Knopf; $25. Carcanet; £7.95), is, as usual, driven along feverishly by a kind of devil-may-care humour.
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