Sentence examples for likely to make a monkey from inspiring English sources

"The kinds of things ordinary people think about while having sexual intercourse are likely to make a monkey's hair stand up straight," he said.

Unless you're a margay trying to make a monkey out of me.

Robert Benchley once said, "The surest way to make a monkey of a man is to quote him".

Other fun classes include how to make a sock monkey and surprisingly even one teaching how to win TechCrunch Disrupt.

In the bar I sip dry white and try not to make a mess shelling monkey nuts.

Make a monkey out of clay".

They investigated monkeys performing on an oculomotor spatial delayed response, which required monkeys to make a memory-guided saccade to a visuo-spatial target.

Monkey tried to make a trunk call to follow this one up ….

(One renegade went so far as to make a homemade video featuring a mutant monkey and dead rats!).

As soon as the pictures appeared, the monkey was allowed to make a saccade onto the target.

For trials where the monkey maintained fixation until target onset, a 'hit' occurred when the monkey successfully made a saccade to the target's location, and a 'miss' occurred when monkeys (1) failed to make a saccade, (2) made a saccade to the opposite cue location, or (3) made a saccade elsewhere.