Sentence examples for monstrous about from inspiring English sources

There was something monstrous about her — we all felt it.

There's something a bit monstrous about fashion's Fraggles, if we're honest.

There is something massive, even monstrous, about Alof de Wignacourt's armour; a booming violent enormity.

There is something monstrous about the urgent, exorbitant need that overrode any consideration of human feeling, compassion or basic decency.

Inspired by samurai helmets and magazine illustrations of sonic-boom shock-wave cones, these forms have something monstrous about them, increased by the presence, for the first time in decades, of high color: a jolt of yellow, a gush of red.

Hot Milk puts the Medusa to work to ask Sofia a question: what is so "monstrous" about a young woman, who constantly has to endure the violence of the ways in which she is societally gazed upon, returning that gaze full-on?

"If there were to be a Brexit vote … in the latter part of this parliament we would be completely absorbed with managing the consequences of that, which would be monstrous to think about," Lansley said.

Mr. Adès and his librettist, Philip Hensher, provide a Duchess unbowed, pitiable despite her most monstrous pronouncements about societal decay.

Terrifyingly evil or merely monstrous seems about the range of the discussion.

The cover makes out this book is dark and monstrous, all about horror - it looks very scary.

Yes, they were idealists, but most were damnably slow to acknowledge the monstrous truth about the Soviet paradise they defended.