Sentence examples for creature concerned from inspiring English sources

The creature concerned is the turtle dove (Streptopelia turtur), the loveliest member of the pigeon family, and a bird prominent in folklore for thousands of years: its gentle purring call is mentioned in the Bible and its reputation as a symbol of fidelity has been celebrated by everyone from Chaucer to Buddy Holly.

Aposematism is a widely used function of bioluminescence, providing a warning that the creature concerned is unpalatable.

The best-known cases the evolution of resistance to antibiotics in bacteria and to pesticides in insects are responses to deliberate changes people have made in the environment of the creatures concerned.

The concept of hurricane is brought to bear from the perspective of creatures concerned about the weather.

He explains: "These pitiful creatures are concerned not only to find what one or the other can worship, but to find something that all would believe in and worship; what is essential is that all may be together in it.

There's a similar moment when a dapper Italian-looking gent strides towards Winogrand's camera, hand upturned and an expression that says "What gives?" And in one famous shot from 1959, a monkey glares at his camera from the rear of an open-top car, while the couple in the front seats seem more concerned with the creature's angry reaction than with the intruder who provoked it.

A 20 year-old girl is, as far as I'm concerned, an alien creature; she speaks an absolutely different language.

The first, Ann Moyal's Platypus: The Extraordinary Story of How A Curious Creature Baffled the World (Moyal 2004), concerns a creature that is itself a touchstone of nature's strangeness: the platypus.

Regarding the procession of creatures from God, Willliam is concerned to attack a range of errors.

As a whole, adult performers can definitely be quirky and are probably more sexually liberated than an average adult, but we aren't so far removed from the rest of humanity that we're some kind of otherworldly creature above concerns like utility bills and laundry.

(The show was originally called "Fathom," a more appropriate name, since it concerns creatures that live under the water, not on it. Clearly, NBC doesn't know which end of this show is up).