Sentence examples for be monstrous for from inspiring English sources

"Any time you get a hitter like that back in your lineup, that's going to be monstrous for you".

Presumably it would be monstrous for President Obama to apologize for this happening.

It is monstrous for the far right to come so close to victory in 21st-century Europe.

It is obvious to Scots, and to anyone who thinks rationally and fairly about the situation, that it would be monstrous and wholly unjust for Scots to have all powers over health devolved while holding the balance of power over the same policy area in England.

British delegates, including the economist John Maynard Keynes, considered the American proposals for salaries to be "monstrous", but lost the argument.

I recently republished a November 2001 article arguing that if the government were to maintain and collect indefinitely large amounts of information, the implications for privacy could be monstrous.

The possibility for abuse threatens to be monstrous.

That would be monstrous.

Don Giovanni can be monstrous.

OGFOFs are monstrous partly for their wigs, which are an absurd anachronism (unlike the Royal Yacht Britannia); partly for their approach, which is activist (even though a more carefully planned Brexit process could easily have avoided this eventuality); but mostly for their interest in minority sports and minority sexual orientations and their refusal to hide either.

And the bill was monstrous (over £200 for two).