Sentence examples for that bedeviled him from inspiring English sources

Knox gave witty expression to the perplexities that bedeviled him between his graduation and conversion in Some Loose Stones (1913) and in Reunion All Round (1914).

Eager to work out the rage that bedeviled him, Mr. Fisher later took a writing class at a church in Los Angeles.

"Last time the miscarriage was so tragic/ We was afraid you'd disappear, but no/ baby, you magic," Jay-Z raps, seemingly pulling back the veil on the stresses and obstacles that bedeviled him and Beyoncé on the path to successfully conceiving.

Mr. Martinez said he would like to shift some of the more than 300 HUD programs to state and local governments, in part to cut out the red tape that bedeviled him as a local Florida official applying for HUD grants.

In the early 19th century, a woman's marriage to a shipping magnate is endangered by the cruel rumors that bedevil him.

But as even Mr. Obama acknowledged, the additional job-creating steps he proposed would not be nearly enough to erase the 10 percent unemployment rate that bedevils him.

In "Man in the Mirror," for instance, Alfie tries to articulate the conundrum that bedevils him in life: **{:.break one} ** Man in the mirror Staring back, You're afraid of your own reflection.

And with that, Mr. Obama quietly departed, leaving Mr. Clinton to continue his conversation with the media that so bedeviled him in the same room so often.

It's also an audacious run at a genre that has bedeviled him.

With it, he has waded in with the big boys to wrestle some meaning out of a word that has bedeviled him for decades, he said.

Mr. Chu personally worked on the introduction to electromagnetism, a subject that had bedeviled him at National Central University in Taiwan — he flunked it two times, he said.