Sentence examples for mad beasts from inspiring English sources
The scarlet whores and mad beasts in Revelation are the Gentile followers of Paul — and so, in a neat irony, the spiritual ancestors of today's Protestant evangelicals.
The scarlet whores and mad beasts in Revelation are the Gentile followers of Paul and so, in a neat irony, the spiritual ancestors of today's Protestant evangelicals.
Gopnik continued: "The scarlet whores and mad beasts in Revelation are the Gentile followers of Paul — and so, in a neat irony, the spiritual ancestors of today's Protestant evangelicals".
NBC's Hannibal has always been a slightly mad beast, revelling in its macabre palette and constantly lingering over shots of freshly harvested organs and expensive furnishings.
Black basically argues that because the mad beast had some American markings, its chief features must have all been bred in the United States.
It's that paper tiger -- and not some mad beast who must be mollified at all costs -- whom I hope the president knows he's negotiating with.
If they read the Communist Party's daily paper, Granma, they have long appreciated that the market—"a mad, savage beast lacking control or regulation"—could "through liberalisation (and) globalisation destroy the planet's economy overnight".
One of these, about the illicit stash of Adventures of Flesh Garden that alerted his parents to "the sex-mad beast that was being spawned in their son's rapidly changing body", bolsters the clichéd view of comics as the fantasy fuel of adolescent boys and undermines what the next 953 pages seek to prove: that comics address a marvellously broad range of experience and can appeal to anyone.
The press reveled in the investigation and the final report, referring to the Russians as "assassins and madmen," "human scum," "crime mad," and "beasts".
When it comes to nicknames there are almost as many Beasts in sport as there are Psychos and Mad Dogs.
I believed he was a stinking, half-scalped beast driven mad and dangerous by the wilderness.
