Sentence examples for a creature and a from inspiring English sources

He is both a creature and a creation of the media and the media will never own that".

The Times should have assigned this book to someone prepared to evaluate a historian's attempt to interpret Hellman both as a creature and a defier of her world.

Do something truly egregious, such as harming or harassing a creature, and a visitor could be banished from the park.

He gambled, all right, but it was in the direction of orthodoxy — for Palin is a creature and an icon of the Republicans' evangelical base, which came into full possession of the Party this week and completed the G.O.P.'s conversion to identity politics.

Picasso can perfectly well paint doves when he is painting a creature and not a symbol.

He's too social a creature — and as a surgeon perhaps someone who wants more control than that.

His credo is: "Anyone in the world who has a few dollars can make a creature, and that changes the game.

It seemed altogether too strange a creature, and many believed it a myth.

Anyone in the world that has a few dollars can make a creature, and that changes the game.

And there is an extended scene where the soldiers capture a wounded creature and basically perform a live dissection in order to find a weak spot.

She's compassionate to her brothers, is a lover of all creatures, and a friend to everyone.