Sentence examples for monstrous expression from inspiring English sources
That style has been condemned as a monstrous expression of Modernism.
Taking "injustice" as her muse, Jade fashioned a monstrous agenda, first finding expression when Dirk refused to share out his whisky.
But in private the search giant seethed with anger at a ruling it saw as both a threat to free expression and a monstrous bureaucratic burden.
The dog is both a very real, monstrous animal and a kind of visceral expression of her fears.
The problem, however, is that anger management techniques often take into account only an excessively narrow band of anger expression recognized as problematic: destructive, monstrous rage mainly the kind that is stereotypically associated with men.
But President Goodluck Jonathan was moved to make one firm media statement: "The president believes that the cowardly and ignoble attack by violent extremists is a monstrous assault on the right to freedom of expression".
The result is Cubist, implicitly sculptural and slightly monstrous: the upper part of his face points one way, the lower part another, and his mouth has two expressions.
But other collages look bulky and dark, even slightly monstrous.
The expressions of our genes are so complex, so beautiful and monstrous, that to marvel at the heights of nature's ingenuity is to grovel before the mountain of our ignorance.
Guri, however, expresses an extreme aesthetics of the ugly and monstrous.
