Sentence examples for creatures from inspiring English sources

"THE creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which".

We are creatures of habit, particularly when it comes to the bad ones, and struggle to adjust when called upon to expand beyond behavioural settings hardwired in our youth.

So not a jolly spring for some creatures.

Join Coraline as she ventures to get back to her own reality, will she succeed or will she be stuck with the button-eyed creatures for ever?

Preventing moral certainty is as important a goal as preventing the suffering of creatures.

This was thrilling news indeed as the clear inference is that there are other prehistoric creatures on the grand prix circuit who use their weirdly foreshortened front legs for swatting away pterodactyls and making futile attempts to grab up lithe and bronzed young cave-chicks clad in sloth fur bikinis.

We like to pretend that we're in awe of these huge creatures, so much bigger and stronger than us; so much more vivid, more real.

Initially she says she fears only physical injury on stage, then admits: "We're tough cookies, but we're also very emotional creatures.

In a world where we so often judge by appearance, for instance, there is perhaps a virtue in promoting these pitiful creatures that is also consistent with a logo, opening parade and metal tower which promise to make the London games the ugliest in Olympic history.

Looking back to 2001, a cultural movement blamed the Columbine massacre on the music of Marilyn Manson and the video game Doom, where "players take on the role of a lone space marine stalking corridors and shooting creatures with a variety of weapons".

This inspired calls for the stone Indigenous faces not to be permanently replaced along with the other 24 that depict, among other creatures, a kangaroo and a koala, a platypus and a frill necked lizard.