Sentence examples for consider monstrous from inspiring English sources

It's with the way they've been misled, which I consider monstrous".

Q: In my village there has been a large number of houses demolished or drastically rebuilt into what I consider monstrous, tasteless homes overflowing their lots.

But amid public outcry, Trump reversed course, frustrating Department of Homeland Security officials who had defended a policy that many of their friends and family members considered monstrous.

At that time, individuals whose genitalia were ambiguous at birth were not considered monstrous or perverted because they violated the principle that every person must fall into one sex/gender category or another (that happens later).

"Football's answer to the Oscars", according to the Sun, which insists: "An awards ceremony for the beautiful game in this country is LONG overdue". Do consider that monstrous injustice righted.

A curfew on men would be considered a monstrous idea, even though most women live with internalised curfews anyway.

Appropriate understanding of the relationships between social order and rejection of handicapped persons, sometimes with fatal outcome, is essential to determine the social mechanisms leading to intolerance of persons considered as monstrous, strange, dangeroous, or simply useless.

One is that not one joke mocks a woman; in fact, it would be considered a monstrous offense even to ask a Dagestani if his wife was in good health.

We stopped at Pembroke Castle to while away a little more of the drizzle, wondering if this massive crenellated fortification from the 12th century was also, in its day, considered a monstrous carbuncle.

A body composed of other and smaller bodies, separated and in opposition to one another, which oppress and despise each other and are in a continuous state of war…Modern Spain can be considered a monstrous Republic of little republics which confront each other because the particular interest of each is in contradiction with the general interest.

A bill just passed... would rivet upon their institutions what they considered a monstrous system..