Sentence examples for creature of his from inspiring English sources

Morales, who is fifty, is a creature of his biography.

Yes, Odets was a creature of his time.

The first is sheer perfection, the creature of his dreams.

"But he's the President now".... Bill Clinton has always been a creature of his audience.

Sam quickly settled in and began intently molding a creature of his imagination: a bee bus.

Munkacsi, by contrast, was self-taught, a creature of his own devising.

Redon had an extraordinary ability to make the creatures of his imagination credible.

To understand Jung's text — to meet and listen to the creatures of his unconscious — requires solitude, silence, concentrated effort.

For the first time, Mr. Moix is also showing a group of sculptures, in white plaster, which seem to echo the mechanomorphic creatures of his paintings.

Mr. Lee's Hulk will be a pure C.G.I. creation (for computer graphics imaging) rather than a blend of digital and photographic effects, as are most movie creatures of his kind.

Finally, there is the Museum of Wonder, a barnful of curiosities — the "world's largest gallbladder," a replica of a human skeleton, a stuffed chicken — and more of Mr. Anthony's artwork, which includes 19th-century portraits painted over with crisp white images of skeletons and old photographs affixed to paintings of mythical creatures of his own imagining.