fiendishness

Well, it seemed that master and man had at last met their match in human fiendishness.

I have never before seen evidence of such fiendishness.

But knowing the fiendishness of those sleek black females, I could not pity them.

Have we not spent half the night listening to a plan of almost inconceivable fiendishness?"

Then she thought again, and the inspiration that came to her surprised her by its fiendishness.

They're so far ahead of us in fiendishness and, of course, inscrutability.

That they exceeded the fiendishness of the men, the man's cries attested.

Then the full fiendishness returned to her grin as she said, "The vital destruction is yet to come!

The threat of the automatic, however, was enough to hold back the fiendishness of Kwa.

The structure is one of the more ingenious fantasies of high-tech fiendishness to be seen in films recently.

Its fiendishness was lessening; but as it gained a more human appearance, the moving man entered another darkened alley.

Still working on his "vaulting ambition," the actor seems too callow for such fiendishness as defines the character.

The three were alike in fiendishness.

"You overlook the fiendishness of the crime," Markham reproached him tartly.

An issue would typically contain a story told by each of the characters, each bidding to outdo the others in fiendishness.

What ingenious fiendishness the Thorists had displayed in the conception of this room and its appurtenances!

Each man realized now the fiendishness of Professor Urlich's cunning, scheming mind.

He knew much of the fiendishness of man's inhumanity, but now he shuddered and grew sick.

Voodoo is infantile beside this black fiendishness.

It simply must be taken on faith that McCarthy, ruthless destroyer of reputations, had just engaged in some outrageous fiendishness.

"Why the fiendishness?

In death, the semblance of fiendishness was slowly withering from Barton Schofield's visage.

If you encounter him, Fiend, you may exercise your fiendishness on him without restraint!'

The fiendishness of his expression vanished like light- ning, and he lounged out of the cafe with a moody, impassive face.

It did more than that; for no pictured representation could ever have portrayed the fiendishness that seemed to emanate from Zemba's leer.