Sentence examples for monstrous face from inspiring English sources
One stone you can stand very close to is the Heelstone, a fantastical eroded warren of holes and pockmarks, misshapen like some monstrous face.
Like many villainesses, she is outwardly glamorous, rich and lives in an enormous castle, but these things are just a ruse to hide her true, monstrous face.
In "From the Sea," another dark-skinned man perches above a vividly turquoise sea behind a vividly pink fish with a monstrous face.
It was hard for him to imagine a future with his useless legs and his monstrous face covered in regenerated skin.
The roof of the structure was decorated with friezes although only fragments now remain, showing a monstrous face, perhaps that of a jaguar, with another head emerging from the mouth.
"Those who lost their way can now see clearly... the monstrous faces have been unveiled, the mask of freedom and the revolution has fallen".
E. Benjamin Skinner is the author of A Crime So Monstrous: Face-to-Face With Modern Day Slavery, his first-person account of slavery around the world, including reporting on the experiences of current and former slaves and slave dealers in Haiti, Sudan, Romania and India.
All the drudgery and terror of a general election – the ghastly door-knockers with their rosettes, the stilted nonsense of the debates, the monstrous faces staring from billboards, the awful needling demands from everyone on your Facebook feed that you do your civic duty and get out there and vote – is about to fall on us, for no other reason than because Theresa May wants it all to happen.
The course will be shortened from the monstrous proportions faced by the men.
All the masks in the back room are deformed, monstrous, living faces.
It is hard to ignore the fact that social media is currently a conduit for an almost unstoppable barrage of 'humour' - from Twitter jokes and Instagram captions to vlogger inanity and the monstrous creations of face swap apps, it feels like everything is designed to provide instantaneous, if fleeting, amusement.
