Sentence examples for represent the devil from inspiring English sources
"I represent the devil!" he shouted.
The pilgrims commemorate Abraham's faith by stoning the pillars, which represent the Devil.
In terms of special effects, the film offers poofs of smoke and gauzy halos to suggest miracles and angels; a hissing snake and a booming voiceover represent the devil.
They conceive that it would represent the devil's most cunning attempt at self-camouflage to be demythologized and that camouflage would be a certain new proof of his existence.
Hard rock fans are easy to mock, with their piercings, outsized clothes and pen-chant for doing that thing with their fingers that's meant to represent the devil's horns, but they are a notoriously tough crowd to impress.
The horse may represent the devil.
The most famous incident at the pilgrimage this year was a sad one — the death more than 300 hajjis in Mina who were stampeded while throwing stones at three walls representing the devil (a must in hajj).
During the hajj, hundreds of thousands of pilgrims in Mina conduct a stoning ritual, where pillars representing the devil are pelted with pebbles to symbolise the rejection of sin.
At the Vijayadashmi celebration in Delhi's Nehru Stadium a few weeks ago, commemorating Lord Rama's victory over the devil, three effigies were burned, representing the devil, his son and brother.
On the left door is the archangel Saint Michael, spearing a dragon representing the devil.
The central character in the story of hajj is not Muhammad, but Abraham, whose willingness to sacrifice what he loved most in the world—his own son is imitated when pilgrims throw stones at walls representing the devil.
