Sentence examples for monkey as a from inspiring English sources

The usage of "monkey" as a racist slur against African-Americans is well known.

When the writer first encountered Hahn, she gave him an exotic monkey as a gift.

The name Monkey Muffins was inspired by Mrs. Coates's mother, who uses monkey as a term of endearment.

But Mr. Chen, a veteran Chinese-born stage and film director living in New York, saw Monkey as a fighter who could be vicious and ill-tempered.

His Europhilia probably has limited appeal in a place whose residents, according to local legend, once hanged a shipwrecked monkey as a Napoleonic spy.

Before the 2008 elections, a group of Indians gifted a statue of the Hindu god Hanuman to Mr. Obama, after Time magazine reported that he carried a tiny statue of a monkey as a good luck charm.

There are several moments of scary surprise involving these monkeys, as well as a scene with a man-eating plant and small fairies with sharp teeth.

The compendium specifically highlights "a photograph taken by a monkey" as an example of something that cannot be copyrighted.

Coulter released Code Monkey as an MP3 file in April 2006, and there are now loads of videos.

Yann Martel's Beatrice & Virgil used a story of a donkey and a monkey as an allegory for the Holocaust.

Huxley is said to have replied that he would not be ashamed to have a monkey as an ancestor, but he would be "ashamed to be connected with a man who used great gifts to obscure the truth".