Sentence examples for hell of a human from inspiring English sources
A walking existential crisis, Lewis is one hell of a human specimen.
If cocaine is a hell of a drug, human ashes are one hell of a mistake.
But what makes Reitman's hourly Twitter feed about food and banal junket questions significant is this: he just made a hell of a film about human connection, the George Clooney-starrer Up in the Air.
That's a hell of a way to treat another human being.
"Chris claims I was chasing a perfect life in Sweden and a gap opened in my mind between expectation and reality, a gap that expanded as the months progressed, and out of my disappointment was born the belief that there was, in place of paradise, a hell of depravity and human disgrace," she says.
Vedder stated that "Rats" is about the idea that "rats are probably a hell of a lot more admirable" than humans.
That coal and oil powered generators cause a hell of a lot more pollution, even without human error coming into the equation?
Pina Bausch was the high priestess of dance theatre: a gaunt, chain-smoking figurehead whose penetrating vision reached both the heights and the hell of human nature, and turned the unremarkable town of Wuppertal into a place of artistic pilgrimage.
Andy is a smashing human being and he's been through a hell of a lot.
Putting it bluntly, it makes lazy religious people justify their nihilism and inactivity who desire to be released from the hell of other humans, [as Sartre once similarly claimed].
