Sentence examples for fine creatures from inspiring English sources

Does the bear see human beings, in their glass-walled hideaway, as fine creatures or frivolous fools?

"Some of the Dementors were very fine creatures".

You're a fine creature.

And again, when he encounters a woman on the boat ferrying him and his platoon to the Shiloh killing fields: She was a fine creature, this woman; somebody's wife.

And yet she is exhibited to us as a fine creature, a noble woman, one whom a man might be honoured by loving;—and at last she ends with a success!.

As he is about to become an executive, Homer tries to look for a good secretary, but all the applicants fail due to being seductive young women – until Homer finds a man named Karl, who earnestly persuades Homer to tell himself that he deserves everything he has and is the finest creature God ever created.

I've been a little exercised about fish lately, and here are two fine marine creatures we can tuck into with a clean conscience.

Sarah's sloppiness is a sign, to herself and the others, that she is too fine a creature to be bothered with the trivia of parenthood.

Once you've fine tuned your creature to your satisfaction, you can go into 'observation' mode, where you watch miniature versions of the island's animals fight over food, eat each other, and reproduce (by way of eggs hatching).

Fins, scales and tentacles work just fine for the graceful creatures of the deep, whose choreography -- sometimes rhythmic, sometimes soaring, sometimes undulating -- Mary Seidman will recreate tomorrow at the Newark Museum.

Any film that manages to wring world-class performances out of both Daryl Hannah and Sean Young deserves a special niche in cinema history – they and the other actors do a fine job of incarnating creatures "designed to copy human beings in every way except their emotions", but experiencing the rudimentary stirrings of those emotions all the same.