Fiendish used in a sentence

Fiendish in a sentence as an adjective

Nethack is fiendish, and you only have a single life.

One of the most fiendish tactics was to fake a "response" from the attacked individual.

Imagine Kafka's fiendish little face rubbing his hands over that fire!

Indicates a migration of fiendish fluoridators to foil?

One of the reasons that Super Meat Boy gets away with its fiendish difficulty is the incredible fidelity of control that the game offers.

Even going so far as to imagine a scenario where some fiendish element wanted to purposely recreate the disaster here, they couldn't do it.

The last paragraph of the article says, "For whatever it’s worth, fiendish subscribers must adhere to at least one limitation: They must wait 30 minutes before ordering another coffee.

I believe that it is a perfect expression of a 20-something's love of video games, a game mechanical representation of spiritual enlightenment, and a fiendish hedge maze of fractally spiraling content all at once.

A show may get renewed for two or three or four seasons, and if you finished telling the story in the first season, you now have to come up with a completely new story for season two, or reveal that by a fiendish twist your story wasn't actually finished in the season finale like you thought it was.