Sentence examples for was bedeviled from inspiring English sources
verb
To harass or cause trouble for; to plague.
- Guerrilla attacks continued to bedevil the larger army's supply routes.
Last February's snowboarding World Cup event there was bedeviled by slushy snow.
As a result, resource allocation was bedeviled by endless negotiations between the brands and corporate management.
In Sunday's loss to Green Bay, Harrington was bedeviled by double-digit drops by Lions receivers.
William Clark was bedeviled by ailments and injuries: rheumatism, ague, boils on his ankle, cactus spines in his feet.
That is, until 1951, when DiMaggio was bedeviled by the first of two M.M.'s, a fleet rookie outfielder from Oklahoma.
The rigorous physical test was bedeviled by controversy and was suspended four times after one candidate died and 29 others suffered muscle and kidney problems.
Controlling the local level politically was bedeviling – even without a war.
Sex surveyors are bedeviled scientists.
"They haven't been bedeviled by John".
The Islamic Republic has been bedeviled by its own accomplishments.
But implementation has been bedeviled by inefficiency and corruption.
