Sentence examples for disgusting creatures from inspiring English sources
Amateurs have swivelled away with faint shudders of revulsion: crows, after all, are faintly disgusting creatures, with their pickaxe beaks and big, scrawny feet.
Look at Edith Wilson, who found politics a bore and the suffragettes "disgusting creatures," only to become, after Wilson's disabling stroke, the most powerful woman ever to live in the White House.
Also, we're all vile, disgusting creatures, and we want to share that information.
Their droppings and hair often trigger allergic reactions in humans, and many people view them as vile and disgusting creatures.
When she was seven, she used to rescue bugs and other disgusting creatures in the yard, chronicling her achievements to me as I looked on with fear, a woman who hates bugs of all kinds.
Screaming hysterically that the girl is a shallow, disgusting creature, Dr. Parker brutally outlines the girl's hopeless future.
Not only that, it means he can bypass the British newspapers, which according to Cleese, are populated, with a few exceptions, by "the most appalling, depraved, disgusting, amoral creatures you could find anywhere outside of prison".
Last year, he described much of the British press as "the most appalling, depraved, disgusting, amoral creatures you could find anywhere outside of prison", while more recently he complained that the BBC has become creatively limited: "There's an awful amount of crap.
"I knew soon after what happened to me that it was not OK it was disgusting, and if anybody knew about it, I would be considered the most disgusting creature on the planet," Kat said.
Teach children to never disturb ant, wasp or bee nests either; teach respect, not disgust for such creatures.
