Sentence examples for of a fiend from inspiring English sources
She was drawn to these passages now, but when she read them she found that what she had pounced on with such satisfaction, at one time, on rereading seemed obscure and unsettling.... what to the partial vision of the living appears as the act of a fiend is perceived by the wider insight of the dead to be an aspect of cosmic justice...
If the sending is not performed, the body's spirit may remain trapped in the physical plane and take on the form of a fiend.
They first met as recently as early October, by which point it already seemed that Flowers was becoming something of a fiend.
For these guys, the words 'limited', 'O'Malley' and 'Japan-only' are like tantalising rocks just out of reach of a fiending crack-head.
I'm a swinger of carrier bags, a sniffer of perfume samples, a fiend for the shiny and new.
Tremaine had too many other interests to become in any sense of the word a fiend.
Tremaine had too many other interests to become in any sense of the word a fiend... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy.
Tremaine had too many other interests to become in any sense of the word a fiend... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Emily Nussbaum.
To follow the fundamentals of the forex market, it helps to be a maven of global macroeconomics and a fiend for geopolitics.
One, he adds, would be marrying "a fiend of virtue".
Finally, just before his death at the beginning of the 90s, he lectured at several esteemed universities where I imagine he spread the last of his seeds like a fiend. .
