Sentence examples for a kind of creature from inspiring English sources

But the most conspicuous and complicated figure in the scene is surely a kind of creature.

And Ruby had to be a kind of troll, a kind of creature from the mountains.

"In Japan, if you got involved in that, you were seen as a kind of strange creature in the zoo".

The Jew was "a kind of evil creature for us," Sattouf told me, though no one had actually seen one.

It is a kind of changeling creature, neither caterpillar nor moth but something still in chrysalis, waiting to be born.

In conferences, he sometimes describes the tradition of literature as a kind of living creature, a "serpent of books" winding its way through the centuries, that is clearly vivid in his imagination.

"I don't think I'll ever be a kind of diaphanous creature in a silk dressing gown writing in violet ink and taking infinite pains over sentences.

New Directions published an elegantly slim edition of "Urne-Buriall" in the fall of 2010, with a preface in the form of a passage from W. G. Sebald's 1995 novel, "Rings of Saturn," in which Sebald presents the factual Browne as a kind of fictional creature.

He described Case as a "wonderful, rich head of all sorts of organizations — I suppose a kind of 'Enron creature' — who runs banks and other world businesses.

And: It is hard and, therefore, a task to keep remaining here, a kind of continuous creature like a lawn…... "I am law" say the trees of their felled selves, the pages.

Just a month later, she was feeding a different kind of creature at the "Ya-Ya Sisterhood" press conference at the St . Regis Hotelin Century City.