Sentence examples for more devil from inspiring English sources

But that would require more devil, less Prada (or, this minute, Rochas).

I'd like to see a bit more devil in his work but that's the way he is, a purist's boxer.

Black-eyed peas on the vegetarian plate were woefully under-seasoned, if they were seasoned at all; deviled eggs needed a little more devil in them; and a chocolate cake proved that predictable desserts know no regional boundaries.

There's a very good chance that people will be having more fun — throwing more devil horns, whipping more hair, stomping more enormous boots — at Rocklahoma than at any other festival this summer.

Yugoslavia the cat may also remind readers of Behemoth, the demonic feline in Mikhail Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita," who mixes his devilry with charm, though Yugoslavia seems more devil than charmer.

Octogenarians have a more devil-may-care tactic: they are sometimes quite willing to crowd on some sail and see if they can't get a burst of speed out of the old hooker yet.

There always seemed to be more Devils.

Maybe more Devils should have done it.

This spring the team plans to take more devils to Maria (pronounced ma-RYE-uh).

Let's hope they don't crack the trophy or any more Devils' skulls.

I think more kids under 15 can name more Devils players than they can any other professional team in this area.