Sentence examples for creature well from inspiring English sources

The young Deneuve is mesmerizing as the demented Carole, a tragic but terrifying creature well past the point of no return.

The young Deneuve, only a year after premiering as the picture of innocence in "The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg," is mesmerizing as the demented Carole, a tragic but terrifying creature well past the point of no return.

Topping out 25 stories above the ground, Kong was spectacular, an ancient beastly creature well-suited for its name.

This relates to our 'mediate' duties since we indirectly signify our love and veneration of God by treating his creatures well.

"In the United States in recent years," Forbes said, "we have tended to be so obsessed with the bottom line and material acquisition that we have not paid attention to the fact that we are not only temporal and biological creatures but spiritual creatures as well".

He is a sociable creature, as well.

A fish, like any other living creature (as well as any character than an author cares to create) can be a hero or heroine in a story.

He knew that juries want more than evidence to convict; they want to be certain that the person they are sending to prison or to another world is an evil creature as well as an evildoer.

There still seemed to be a gap, however, between the living and the nonliving, though E.H. Haeckel, a 19th-century German zoologist, thought that certain simple organisms could have been generated from inorganic matter and, indeed, that a certain simple sea creature may well be in process of generation in this way even now.

The update doesn't seem to apply at all to the T1i, but hopefully it'll reach that poor creature as well.

She passed the fossil on to paleobiology expert William Shear of Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, who identified the creature, as well as two other animal fossils that Gensel unearthed on later expeditions in New Brunswick, Canada.