Sentence examples for also a creature of from inspiring English sources

Misanthropy is also a creature of contradiction.

"She's a very sweet-natured girl and she's also a creature of habit.

It is also a creature of politics as well an instrument of design.

He is also a creature of pure whimsy, a lighter-than-air confection of licentiousness and gallantry.

My race is certainly central to my life, as is India, but I was also a creature of the nineteen-sixties, and that's been a huge thing.

But he is also a creature of the cosy corporatist consensus that served his country so well in the early decades after the second world war.

Yet he is also a ghost, a creature of surface, his skin a "screen on which certain effects take place.

He is also, by design, a creature of the U.N.'s member states, especially the five permanent members of the Security Council, at whose pleasure he serves.

Kim is glum about this, but she is also, rest assured, a creature of Julie the Bolter and thus an emotional dissembler of epic proportions: 'Parents can't just STOP LIVING once they have children, cut off their emotions and, yuck, sex organs... I'd rather Stella ran off with Blue, all of them, than stick around here being a cow out of some sense of sacrifice.' Yeah, right.

It is not surprising that Jack can do his mother's voice, but Old Nick, while a creature of nightmare, is also a habitual visitor, and his comments, overheard from within Wardrobe, live in Jack's thoughts.

He was a creature of his times and also of timeless truths.