The dog is both a very real, monstrous animal and a kind of visceral expression of her fears.
The gum, hibernating during arctic winters, has been brought to sticky life by the very same monstrous air that drains us of purpose, of civility, of all temperance.
The inaugural issue [1], which famously carries an account by Robert Boyle of "a very odd monstrous calf", is perhaps not science as we know it nowadays, but it does remind one rather of what one might find in a personal blog, a similarity I will return to later.
Perhaps the tortured heap of towers that seem to be the future of London's skyline (some thrilling, some monstrous, all very large) is inevitable.
Martin Kalbfleisch, a 19th-century mayor of Brooklyn, decried their very existence as a "monstrous un-American compound".The first large federal breach in the tripartite legal system came with the creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1887, allegedly to limit the power of the railways.
Finding the human in the monstrous is very important to me.
A monstrous woman, and very jealous, although very clever.
Dario was a towering figure in his late forties — overdeveloped shoulders, gigantic hands, and monstrous fingers — and very much the master of ceremonies.
Here the influence of Sotatsu, who specialized in moody seascapes, seems clear, though Korin's image of the ocean is very much his own, a monstrous, rearing, grasping force brushed in ink on a gold ground.
