Sentence examples for more devilish from inspiring English sources
The details are even more devilish when the parents are suspicious or spiteful.
Puccini's score is nowhere more devilish than in the opening sighs of false grief.
10.09am GMT 45th over: Australia 184-7 (Smith 42, Johnson 13) More devilish reverse swing from Steyn.
"Harry went out of his way to be devilish, and as we continue to struggle in his name, we need to maybe be a little more devilish ourselves".
Although Lucifer fears that Adam is taking on ever more devilish traits, it really doesn't come across that way on stage.
Walter Federle and colleagues at the University of Cambridge in England suggest that one pitcher plant species, at least, is more devilish still.
The roasted rack of lamb was a triumph, tender and beautifully prepared, but in place of the roasted beet quenelles were more of those devilish diced beets.
The old knight of the track nods at the reminder – but his eyes glitter more with a devilish desire to attract drivers of Hamilton's calibre again.
Kappa, plural Kappa, in Japanese folklore, a type of vampirelike lecherous creature that is more intelligent than the devilish oni and less malevolent toward men.
But when he laughs — hearty and devilish — a more tangible side shines through: it's as if Mr. Bokaer, 29, is an old man stuck in a young person's body.
So, Luther commanded the princes, "Let everyone who can, smite, slay and stab, secretly or openly, remembering that nothing can be more poisoned, hurtful, or devilish than a rebel".
