Sentence examples for the fiend of from inspiring English sources

She is, she tells me, "the fiend of compartment D".

He surrenders to his bizarre destiny, to be The Fiend of Athens.

Later in the book, there is a chapter called The Fiend of Washington.

Our breath suitably taken away, Growltiger reverts once more to Gus laconically telling us: "These modern productions are all very well" and still reminiscing over "Fireforefiddle, the Fiend of the Fell".

Its English title is The Fiend of Athens and as she remembers it (the event is actually recounted by Patty in the therapeutic journal she is writing later) the film is about a mousy, timid, bespectacled guy in Athens who sees a newspaper photo of a fugitive criminal mastermind called "The Fiend".

Berkoff enjoyed watching a blacked-up Laurence Olivier play Othello in the 60s before the "fiends of political correctness" created a so-called "no-go zone for white actors on that particular role".

He observed that those sick with anxiety simmered for long periods, then suddenly the "foul fiend of fear" caused them to turn "red, pale, tremble, sweat, it makes sudden cold and heat come over the body, palpitation of the heart, syncope, etc".

Instead, he plunges his audience into the new world of "equivocation", a Jacobean buzzword, and the disturbing concept of "the fiend that lies like truth".

People even invented a nickname for the wearers of Google Glass, calling them "glassholes," a phrase that harkens back to the "Kodak fiends" of the late 1800s.

The palpable desire of the fiend was nuanced, layered.

For their armor class, find the average of the fiend's defense and evasion.