Sentence examples for a creature of a from inspiring English sources

He is a blue sky kind of guy, a creature of a fast-fading era.

Make way for Kit Kittredge, a creature of a higher order.

In an editorial published on Wednesday, the Times described Uber as "a creature of a technology industry that is still struggling to graduate from adolescence to adulthood".

He is a creature of a lost, mythic time, a time of gentleman crooks and codes of honor, a time that, Melville seems to acknowledge, probably never existed.

I am a creature of a limited life, a man who cannot see clearly or walk strongly and, so, cannot participate in all too many of life's pleasures.

He saw himself as a creature of a pervasive but nearly invisible Scots-Irish subculture, descended from the warrior clans of Ulster who migrated to North America in large numbers in the eighteenth century.

He was a creature of an environment — and an era — that he never really understood.

He was a creature of the third person, a character.

"He is a creature of habit," a club member said recently.

Summer is a tough time for a creature of habit.

Despite her stress-position talk, Clark is a creature of habit, a curator of routine.