Sentence examples for felt monstrous from inspiring English sources

In a genteel Soho dining room, with morning tea-drinkers clinking and murmuring all around us, I ask Tilda Swinton if she has ever felt monstrous.

This feeling, however, is nothing new, and nothing I should feel monstrous about.

She started to feel monstrous when she spotted herself in the mirror, so she avoided her reflection even in things like train windows.

I don't think I'm alone in this line of thinking, but the combination of confusion and disgust potential mourners gave me when told them I viewed my grandmother's death with indifference made me feel monstrous.

I don't believe I'm alone in this line of thinking, but the combination of confusion and disgust potential mourners gave me when told them I viewed my grandmother's death with indifference made me feel monstrous.

His desire to write came from a wish to give other people "a couple of mirrors", he says, so that they "might see themselves reflected back, and might not feel so monstrous for it".

It was a way to turn the tables, to symbolically represent the world as it often felt to him: monstrous and grotesque.

After a while, she felt like something monstrous was in the room with her.

Why, then, do we not daily feel the astronomically monstrous minuteness of the chance of our own or another's coming into the world?

What once made me feel manly and monstrous in the worst ways is now held with a sense of pride.

When it already seems that there aren't enough hours in a day, being stuck in traffic can feel like a monstrous waste of that precious time.