Sentence examples for that bedevilled him from inspiring English sources

As the music sped up, one dancer, Winston Dynamite Brown, began to move as the others remained still, in a muscular solo full of animalistic threat — clawlike hands, swooping turns — which seemed to represent both Dante and the creatures that bedevilled him in the wood.

The forbidden tang of pepper that bedevilled them.

"Do you know who these people are?" he demanded, wanting to change the subject from that darn circle that had bedevilled him so.

Whoever replaces Mr Boehner, they will inherit the same party strains that have bedevilled him.

Over the course of three weeks, Everett wrote what would become his Cultural Anthropology article, twenty-five thousand words in which he advanced a novel explanation for the many mysteries that had bedevilled him.

But the winter smog that bedevilled the city in the 1990s is now back.

The problems that bedevilled Stephenson's original psychotherapeutic foray into television – Shrink Rap – were still present.

He was irritated by a "box ticking" approach that bedevilled diversity drives.

There was only one problem with this approach – the same one that bedevilled the messages we were given about drugs.

The fundamental problem that bedevilled the mortgage market before the crisis was the belief that risks were low, not that they were being dumped on other people.

But he predicted that the next few months may hold more of the sorts of troubles that bedevilled the Carter years.