Sentence examples for a creature so from inspiring English sources

What stirred her was the fact that a creature so brilliant could survive in plain sight.

Not since the snail darter has a creature so infuriated -- and inspired -- conservatives around the country.

It just seems unimaginable that a creature so familiar in our shared dreams should vanish from the natural world.

Despite the antics of our packhorse, a creature so strong-willed we christen him Satan, the riding is idyllic.

It was difficult being told to let it all hang out, physically speaking, by a creature so obviously... buffed.

Meet the African crested rat, or Lophiomys imhausi, a creature so large, flamboyantly furred and thickly helmeted it hardly seems a member of the international rat consortium.

But if the information dribbling into the public domain proves correct, the British energy giant will be a weakened creature — so weak it will be vulnerable to a takeover.

Aristotle also wrote "the octopus is a stupid creature," so he was only half right.

Although, with the monsters in the scene, including a Bigfoot creature so large his feet are all you can see, unless it was some sort of Weird News ceremony, the only other thing it could be is an animated film.

Orochi in Japanese mythology is a gigantic creature, so lead character designer Takeyasu Sawaki designed the back of the demon to include a garden and palace; this inspired the game designers to include a bell in those structures that would be Orochi's fatal weakness in the game.

The bourgeois is a beastly little creature — so say the German Romantics, D. H. Lawrence and, in a rather drier way, Francis Fukuyama.