Sentence examples for the most devilish from inspiring English sources

Peter Fincham has to perform the most devilish balancing act in TV history: cut programme expenditure and increase ratings.

"One of the things that annoys me is when I see a priest get convicted, the newspapers try to get the most devilish photographs of them.

I wanted to be an academic but I discovered that the whole thing is set up in the most devilish way to kill that enthusiasm.

It could not be said to be short on incident, and neither could its brevity be taken as a sign of a lack of ambition, struggling as it does with the most devilish knots in theological, moral and philosophical debate.

Able to retrieve shots from the most devilish angles with his incredible speed, willing to counterpunch until his opponent drops out with an impatient swing, Hewitt won his first Wimbledon title with the same methodical precision he used to take his first United States Open 10 months ago.

JS: Yeah, I believe Paul is the most devilish.

But every now and then one of them will stand back from this most devilish of Lamborghinis and stare, motionless, apart from a hand massaging their chin thoughtfully.

So while she was part of one of the episode's most devilish plotlines, she was also the engine of its most redemptive.

A group calling itself the Society for the Consecration of Russia denounced the cardinal for "doing exactly what the devil wants" by appeasing the communists.The supreme, or most devilish, moment of Cardinal Casaroli's career came in 1988.

I ended my own most devilish eating habit: the after-dinner bag of chips on the couch with a book.

BARACK OBAMA'S most devilish political move since the 2008 campaign was to appoint a Republican congressman from upstate New York as secretary of the Army.