Sentence examples for breed of monster from inspiring English sources

What breed of monster has Besson created here?

Filled with Barker's wild imagination, the book provides an insightful comparison of the more traditional Night Breed with the new breed of monster represented by Decker.

John Hoberman says: "In the 80's, what we saw was this new breed of monster athletes, particularly on the female side".

THE NIGHT CALLS (St. Martin's Minotaur, $24.95), David Pirie's second period mystery (after "The Patient's Eyes") to feature the brainy team of Arthur Conan Doyle and the eminent criminologist Dr. Joseph Bell, begins in Edinburgh in 1878 and comes to an exciting, if inconclusive, ending in London in 1883, with the youthful Dr. Doyle and his real-life mentor stymied by a new breed of monster.

Now, the Viper is a less bloodthirsty breed of monster.

Death Note's anti-hero Light Yagami comes off as a different but familiar breed of monster.

If Williams is presenting another, less sympathetic breed of monsters in these scenes, they are also far less believable.

It's a truism that applies to zombies − everyone's favourite decomposing, man-eating fiends − but it's also true of the zombie films, television series, books and graphic novels that are being devoured by ever greater audiences, long after the fad for this particular breed of undead monster seemed to be heading for the grave.

There's also romance with Jack, a rakish cage-fighter; adventures with a band of female warriors called the Free Hawks; a system of religious magic based on the moon and stars; and hellwurms, a breed of nasty monsters that burst from the desert sand with neither ­mercy nor context.

From allowing us to vanquish a new breed of digital monsters to defining a modern asset class, virtual goods will both enable new experiences and redefine traditional ones.

From Loch Ness in Scotland to Tele in Congo, lakes breed legends of monsters lurking beneath the surface.