Sentence examples for what a devilish from inspiring English sources
What a devilish fine fat beast it was!
Wake Forest Demon Deacons vs. Cleveland St. Vikings - Wikipedia does not even give a straight answer on what a Demon Deacon is but sources agree that it probably dates back to Wake Forest's devilish play.
She tells recruits with a touch of local sarcasm and a devilish laugh, "What, you need a hard sell?
"There's a poster for the music megastore that says, 'Finally, there's a Virgin in Times Square.' " The rector gave what could only be described as a devilish smile.
"O.K.," he said, "what is your riddle?" The beast smiled a devilish smile, scratching the earth with his razor-sharp claws, and intoned: "I am feathered and black but I do not quack.
(Sentimentally) Ah, the fair sex — wives, sweethearts and daughters — what devilish tricks they play us, Jimmy boy.
We don't know what devilish tactics Woot had to use to get their hands on these, but it is probably better that we don't even ask.
They are certain -- beyond any potential explanation that I can sum up -- that Santa loves them no matter what devilish little hijinks they get themselves into.
Again, the question is whether this is a devilish sleight of hand, or whether Beck doesn't see what he's doing.
Apparently, Rosenbaum always had a certain resemblance to the common notion of what Satan looks like, and, with the trim of a goatee here and the addition of a devilish waistcoat there, he began trying to heighten the resemblance.
