Sentence examples for a creature assembled from inspiring English sources

He is a creature assembled from a man, vampires, demons, and cutting edge cybernetic technology.

In the Middle Ages, Jewish folklore created the golem, an anthropomorphic creature assembled from inanimate matter -- usually mud.

One robotlike creature, assembled from recycled glass, wire and metal, was made by Patti Lee Pippen, a waitress at Carmine's who came to Ms. Levitt's attention through her hairdresser.

By the same token, this biological theory would deal a credibility blow to angels, demons, fairies, vampires, and werewolves, plus all those creatures assembled, as by an insane taxidermist, from the separate parts of real species: mermaids, griffins, centaurs, chimeras, sphinxes.

Haunted by memories of Archaeoraptor, a birdlike dinosaur from the same region that was shown to be a fake assembled from two creatures (Science, 14 April 2000, p. 238), paleontologists Zhonghe Zhou and Fucheng Zhang of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing took care to make sure that the new specimen was genuine.

Her Alice is a creature of hot and cold running artifice, a sexual fantasy assembled from celluloid vamps and literary heroines.

If you have the technical chops to assemble a Mr. Potato Head, you can build a creature in Spore.

Shrink these impeccably assembled creatures to a height of 10 inches, and you could give them away with McDonald's Happy Meals (or, given the context, Unhappy Meals).

You know, a creature.

A creature senses an ending.

Nelson Rockefeller was such a creature.