Sentence examples for distant creature from inspiring English sources

She is a fascinatingly distant creature.

While the Aerial style addresses this directly, adding a forward jump that covers some ground, there's now an art called Blast Dash that charges quickly and sends your hunter flying towards a distant creature lance-first, ready to unload the barrel.

It's not an insult, not treachery to suggest that, for the monarch, even his own beloved Infanta is a remote and distant creature, frightened when he approaches as she stands there so formal, so conscious of the need to get things right, to please him.

These areas are far beyond our range capacity as scientific divers, and so we must rely on a different technique to sample these distant creatures.

"It took a sledgehammer to the most stultifying parts of patriarchy, including the vision of fatherhood in which dads were expected to be distant, stoic, removed creatures from their kids' lives".

Still, Mr. Reid cannot deny being such a creature of distant Washington that he made the tone-deaf decision years ago to move into the Ritz-Carlton — a name that, in these hard Nevadan times, smacks of exclusive luxury.

Alternatively, perhaps the entokening of W in the brain in the presence of actual water once provided a creature's distant ancestors with some evolutionary advantage, as suggested in the work of Ruth Millikan and Karen Neander.

In much of India, the gods are not creatures of distant myth to be worshiped as abstractions.

In this satire of idle dreaming, alien creatures from distant lands are shown to be depressingly like ourselves.

Along the way, it accreted, adding stations belonging to creatures from distant planets; humans live in close proximity with an extravagant range of species.

Learned associations encourage us to rearrange our ideas in intelligible patterns, permitting us to create ideas of things never actually experienced (e.g., fictitious creatures or distant places).