Sentence examples for creature someone from inspiring English sources

"I traveled with work and discovered that I was actually an urban creature, someone who loved big-city life," she said.

Though Chester got through his days on cognac and barbiturates and was often barely able to speak, he struck Friend as a fascinating creature—"someone on whom nothing is lost," as Henry James would have it.

In Ms. Schutz's confident, painterly hands he was a pathetic creature, also someone you could feel for: we all have moments of feeling pretty alone, cosmically speaking, when, like Frank, we stare at the stars at night.

As played by the enchanting Trish Hawkins in the original production, she was a rather ethereal creature for someone who traded in flesh, a fairy-tale dreamer with a hypnotic voice.

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The first gen prototype is currently on display at SHoP Architects in NYC and features 24 petals attached to a spine which flutter and ripple like a glowing deep sea creature when someone walks by.

It's especially important when your partner doesn't really see themselves as a sexual creature or someone that's desirable, because when you show them that you do think of them this way then they start to feel better about themselves.

I understand the creature that hurts someone irrationally and unnecessarily.

"Prometheus" (June 8) Because if you are a fan of the original "Alien," then you'll find it hard to wait even one second to see Ridley Scott's prequel; and where better to experience that first icky creature attaching onto someone's face than alongside a theater full of like-minded (and simultaneously shrieking) people?

You could imagine the doe-eyed dollish creature playing into someone's boyish fantasy.

Like it or not, Kendrick, you're a role model, and the fact is that you just told untold thousands of people who admire you that it's totally okay to pawn a living creature off on someone else without a second thought.