Sentence examples for a monster from whom from inspiring English sources

His father, Carlo Tetrocini Klaus Maria Brandauerr), is a monster from whom Tetro has fled to Buenos Aires on a "writing sabbatical".

(Think of Soames in the 2002 ITV remake of The Forsyte Saga, a monster for whom one nonetheless felt sorry).

Lesbians and gays are not monsters lurking among the normal people in your restaurant, monsters from whom you need to protect your children.

It is a monster from the slime.

"The Monster Returns" is a welcome stand-alone follow-up to Peter McCarty's "Jeremy Draws a Monster," from 2009.

It's a monster from there to make the cut.

A monstering from Murdoch's droogs is a terrible experience.

Rarely the outright villain, he tends to play the role of a genteel monster with whom the reader is, scandalously, invited to sympathise.

He wrinkled his brow at the bit about the grocery store; he thought Marcantel was implying that every crime is committed by a scary monster whom we must keep away from the public until he is "fixed".

The book emerged from a growing need to challenge and offer alternatives to a prevailing view of God as retributive (or 'monster-god,' to cite Brian Zahnd, who wrote the foreword --a God unlike Jesus to whom many in the Evangelical tradition still cling, or foreword --aey are attempting to foreword --a

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