Sentence examples for any beast from inspiring English sources

A scene of a mob on a man-beast hunt suggests that humans at their worst are far more fearsome than any beast.

"He was enjoying the killing, therefore he is worse than any beast," Mr. Nikam said, citing video footage and photographs that showed Mr. Kasab, 22, smiling and laughing as he fired an automatic rifle at a busy train station.

The latter demonstrates that any beast can be championed; and having read what matriarchal spotted hyenas have to go through in order to conceive and give birth, this species is certainly deserving of sympathy.

By The New Yorker April 20, 2011 The Internet lets any beast be a critic, so it is only rational that the Webby awards, which celebrate the best of the Internet, would leave some of the judging power to the people.

Great with just about any beast hot off any grill, from Webers to sport utility vehicles.

"Given your customs, it is likely to take us one thousand years to make the journey!" "It is true that I may not touch nor ride upon any beast," agreed Serval Lancet.

It doesn't feature any fiendish traps or perplexing puzzles, any savage beasts to best or pirates to punch.

"In Nova Zembla," the chronicler of the journey wrote, "there groweth neither leaves nor grasse, nor any beasts that eate grasse or leaves live therein, but such beasts as eate fleshe, as bears and foxes".

In any case, a beast fable is a very short story (the Penguin Classics edition of Aesop renders "The Tortoise and the Hare," perhaps the most famous of the fables, in five sentences) in which, typically, a couple of animals with the gift of speech learn a lesson from their dealings with one another.

She had won a Guggenheim fellowship to study in Europe for a year (despite the chairman of the awards wondering, of women composers, "Is there any such beast?").

The excitement of playing with the latest technology is hard to tame but like any dangerous beast, it is best approached not with fear but with caution and a plan.