Sentence examples for creatures of the world from inspiring English sources

It is as if the creatures of the world had just got off Noah's Ark.

Giving human qualities to animals is a no-no, since we are closer to the angels than the other creatures of the world," he says.

I want to make these odd, abstract associations that open up the wild creatures of the world that are not just 'women: we menstruate' or 'men: we don't menstruate'".

Suddenly all those shy, non-tourist-friendly creatures of the world can be part of the international business of tourism and conservation – and that could be vital for their survival.

Perhaps the most reasonable of several possible alternative explanations is that the cat mouth is used to distinguish divine and mythological beings from ordinary creatures of the world of nature, with the implication of a comparison between the power of the jaguar and supernatural power.

For example, natural-history lectures describing the mutual relationship of all animals existing in an extended network and what appeared to be a fundamental skeletal structure shared (with variations) by the higher and lower creatures of the world jibed with notions he had previously formed.

Writing in The New York Times, Brooks Atkinson comments on Ms. Le Gallienne's "ascetic-looking" Elizabeth with her "thin, pale, fastidious" demeanor, while describing Ms. Worth's Mary as a "creature of the world" who, despite her famous temper, "goes to her doom with the measured magnificence of a queen".

Briscoe is a creature of the "world of paper itself, and ink, and trucks, and bundles dropped at newsstands.

He agrees that the first objection, "urg'd with great confidence, and not without much show of Reason" is a strong one, but suggests that "we men understand very little of the nature, customes, & government of the Intelligent creatures of the spirituall world: and particularly what concernes the Falne Angells or bad Daemons.

Their idea is that the more imaginative inventions of the poets the Satan of Milton or the Caliban of Shakespeare rather than the more human heroes of Racine and Corneille admired by Gottsched make moral truths appear more alive precisely by their attention-grabbing departure from the familiar creatures of the real world.

Though Persky won a new six-year term on the Santa Clara County bench in Tuesday's primary election, judges are hardly creatures of the political world.