Sentence examples for creature of a from inspiring English sources

Zhukova is the quintessential creature of a new cultural moment.

Barack Obama is the creature of a Chicago machine, the political descendants of Al Capone.

He is a blue sky kind of guy, a creature of a fast-fading era.

Bateman is the damned creature of a satirist's place of perdition.

Make way for Kit Kittredge, a creature of a higher order.

(Although we get a few flashbacks to Robin's traumatized childhood, nobody is less in need of a backstory: he is the creature of a perpetual now).

He was a creature of an environment — and an era — that he never really understood.

Clinton is a creature of hubris, an Icarus or a Phaethon.

"He is a creature of habit," a club member said recently.

Despite her stress-position talk, Clark is a creature of habit, a curator of routine.

They're creatures of a forgotten time, of wild open spaces, of countryside.