Sentence examples for creature that it from inspiring English sources

Government, the evolutionary creature that it is, has gotten wise to its periods of stasis.

When a baby bird first hatches, it generally "imprints" on the first moving creature that it sees, and thereafter, it recognizes that individual as its parent.

Some people might not like the new creature that it has become.

Some people might not like the new creature that it has become," says Professor Taylor.

Its government, a coalition led by the Pakistan People's Party, has dealt with the floods like the corrupt and slothful creature that it is.

By its rejection on Tuesday of the treaty on European union, Denmark exposed the idea of European political unity for the fragile cold-war creature that it really was.

The wandering albatross, whose 11-foot wingspan, the largest of any bird's, enables it to soar for months over the cold ocean, feeds on fish, squid and other marine creatures that it scoops from the water with its hooked bill.

Eventually, someone will whisper that the island's snowcapped mountains are protected by trolls and elves, mystical creatures that, it turns out, many Icelanders still firmly believe exist today.

"Chimerica" for a Chinese-American power duopoly proved as illusory as the creature that inspired it; and what on earth can bankers mean when they talk of the "N11"?

It seems to me that the recipient of such a love is under a duty to the creature that offers it, and that this creates a quite special ground for love that we must take into account.

Children are pure, unfettered, innocent creatures that tell it like it is.