Sentence examples for fairly monstrous from inspiring English sources
In spite of the fact that most of the children in Haneke films have fairly monstrous home lives, he insists he had a happy childhood.
Vincentio, the Duke of Vienna (Ben Miles), absents himself from power only to linger on disguised as a man of the cloth, during which time he watches his deputy, Angelo (Rory Kinnear), make fairly monstrous overtures to the same young nun, Isabella (Anna Maxwell Martin), for whom the Duke also has the hots.
It's obviously packin' a touchscreen above a fairly monstrous QWERTY keyboard.
When unveiled in 2007, it had what was then considered a fairly monstrous storage capacity: 4 GB.
Rumors had pinned Gingerbread at version 2.5 or 3.0, implying that it'd be a fairly monstrous update.
I stuck with my (eventually fairly monstrous beneath the paint job) bright pink Honda Civic for as long as I could, license plate "AWFUL," garish transfers all over, as I'd become rather attached to my self-made horror.
It is obvious to Scots, and to anyone who thinks rationally and fairly about the situation, that it would be monstrous and wholly unjust for Scots to have all powers over health devolved while holding the balance of power over the same policy area in England.
Extreme big-wave surfing, a fairly new twist on an ancient sport, is possible wherever monstrous storm swells and lunatic surfers converge.
Humongous (probably from huge and monstrous) and ginormous (gigantic and enormous) are two similar and fairly recent blends of everyday words.
Civilians can bow out fairly gracefully, however, it is those left behind to tear down the monstrous bunkers and the military withdrawal that will be a bit more complex to remove.
