devilishly

The question I am asked most frequently is how to get better care, and it can be devilishly hard to answer.

Tonight, he was having a devilishly hard time enjoying himself.

As any journalist in the country knows, getting them on record can be devilishly difficult.

But it would have to be a devilishly bright dog.

I begin to see how devilishly clever it would be.

It's easy enough in the early stages, but gets devilishly hard as you get further on.

Most of the time, corruption cases are devilishly difficult to develop.

But the system remains devilishly complex and easy to hide within.

But it was devilishly hard to get a grip on such a small bit of metal!

This ought to make a few people believe in ghosts, he thought devilishly.

Standing up, she wiped her hands off and smiled down at him devilishly.

For a man so tall, he was devilishly quick, and strong in the bargain.

You'll be thinking about how to attack or defend yourself, and some parts of the game are devilishly hard.

"I do believe you'll be the most devilishly handsome Champion we've had in a long time."

It was devilishly uncomfortable on the desk, and his feet did not reach the floor.

But adjusting mortality rates for the risk of patients is devilishly difficult.

Unlike oil, natural gas can be devilishly difficult and expensive to ship around the world.

But how to achieve that goal, like so much else in the health care debate, is a devilishly complex question.

"Raises a great many questions, but they're devilishly difficult to formulate."

And you have this enormously important yet devilishly complex thing called the world of finance.

And untangling the effect of government spending on private giving is devilishly hard.

Tell me what this mysterious force is that you've so devilishly hinted of all along.

I've got a devilishly tricky problem on my hands.

However, it is well known that humans learn to fight devilishly easy."

But the Other World was a devilishly difficult place to investigate!