Sentence examples for feral creatures from inspiring English sources

Their overlords aren't snarling, feral creatures; rather they're the erudite schemers who brought about the banking crisis.

I imagined us as feral creatures let loose in the forest -- albeit a forest of silver Mylar pillows -- untamed, ferocious.

There is no public outcry because the proposed policy only targets the children of the most disadvantaged, those "feral"creatures, the enemy within.

But then, she's a far less commanding character than Wolf — or, for that matter, all the morally feral creatures who sport with him in these dark woods.

Three new picture books explore the nuances of individuality through the exploits of feral creatures who aren't always what they appear to be — except, of course, when they are.

Many were vengeful and their quests linear, but the best by far were inexplicable, elemental and feral creatures, peripheral horrors that were never fully glimpsed, and could neither be explained nor placated.

Early scenes depict Dwight as a frightened, feral creature, reacting to news of his nemesis's release with cowering horror.

He's at liberty in such a way that he's regressing to the state of some feral creature.

And Mr. Wittrock is painfully affecting as he registers the denial, defiance and raw fear of a feral creature caught in a trap.

The titular heroine might bear some resemblance to the feathered, feral creature of the 1910 original, but she now represents Nature, under threat from human folly and greed.

She arrives pregnant at the lakeside house of her cousin, himself a refugee from the world, and there she lives like a feral creature among the gathered stray dogs.