devilry उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Another possible origin is ascribed to Aldus Manutius, a well-known Venetian printer of the Renaissance and founder of the Aldine Press, who was denounced by detractors for practicing the black arts ( early printing was long associated with devilry ).
2. Francie's elation, fear and capacity for devilry, however, transcend cultural barriers; even though they're so finely and peculiarly conceived that they play like vivid revelations, his attitudes are at least based on impulses we all felt as children.
3. The sheer devilry of it verged upon the disgusting .  He expounded on his metaphor that henceforth the British must aim to be  Greeks in the Roman Empire, and according to Philip Goodhart s recollection almost knocked Butler off his chair with his expansive arm gestures.
4. The story of his wartime service was told in " Softly Tread The Brave  A triumph over terror, devilry, and death by mine disposal officers John Stuart Mould, GC, GM and Hugh Randal Syme, GC, GM and Bar " by Ivan Southall.
5. The story of his wartime service was told in " Softly Tread The Brave  A triumph over terror, devilry, and death by mine disposal officers John Stuart Mould, GC, GM and Hugh Randal Syme, GC, GM and Bar "  by Ivan Southall.
6. As a lot of defunct death-metal bands have since found out, carnage and devilry are a tricky songwriting trope : Unless you make a living as a torturer, you can only imagine it in so many ways before you get tangled up in cliches and the clunky Victorianisms that go so well with decadent themes.
7. As a lot of defunct death-metal bands have since found out, carnage and devilry are a tricky songwriting trope : unless you make a living as a torturer, you can only imagine it in so many ways before you get tangled up in cliches and the clunky Victorianisms that go so well with decadent themes.
8. *" According to De Tolnay, " The oldest writers, Dominicus Lampsonius and Carel van Mander, attached themselves to his most evident side, to the subject; their conception of Bosch, inventor of fantastic pieces of devilry and of infernal scenes, which prevail today ( 1937 ) in the public at large, and prevailed with historians until the last quarter of the 19th century . ""