Sentence examples for a creature to from inspiring English sources

Why not hunt such a creature to extinction?

Sontag is, finally, too faceted and elusive a creature to be caught in the flash of a paparazzo's lens.

One can see why she enjoys being in the United States where she is treated as a human being rather than a creature to be mocked or reviled.

The Brazil manager, however, is not a creature to scuttle off under a rock and so he reacted in the way that he tends to react.

The oddly flat, expressionless appearance of the girl is almost off-putting, but the big puppy is a creature to warm up to.

Sarah's sloppiness is a sign, to herself and the others, that she is too fine a creature to be bothered with the trivia of parenthood.

He revived the Ford Thunderbird, which had evolved from a noble creature to a profoundly ugly duckling, by giving it a stylish makeover.

In effect, he is proposing that what it is for a rational creature to have a belief is, in part, for that creature to be aware of that belief; what it is for a rational creature to be in pain is, in part, for it to be aware of that pain; etc.

What capacities and dispositions should we expect a conscious creature to have that might be absent in a nonconscious creature?

The singer, born Chan Marshall, is a delicate creature, to put it mildly.

Pandas have proven a problematic creature to pigeonhole.