Sentence examples for monstrous future from inspiring English sources

Then, because we'll be on some sort of "Honest Accounting" roll, we add in the $Trillions we spend on our military operations and bases in Iraq and elsewhere to protect global oil supplies and then, when we get really smart, we factor in the present day value of the monstrous future costs of global climate change.

The Ghost of Christmas Future is a monstrous Grim Reaper as tall as a town house.

We listed those new powers, realizing our government would react quickly to determine who committed these monstrous acts and to prevent future attacks.

The effect is to produce monstrous and terrifying images of the future accompanied by bland and ineffective proposals for change now.

But when all of this hatemongering is mashed together with a sweeping orchestral march, the individual instances of bigotry are transformed into something larger: a glimpse of how monstrous our post-9/11 hysteria may appear to future students of American history.

It was hard for him to imagine a future with his useless legs and his monstrous face covered in regenerated skin.

Perhaps the tortured heap of towers that seem to be the future of London's skyline (some thrilling, some monstrous, all very large) is inevitable.

It describes the monstrous inefficiency of Sicilian folk-ways fishermen blowing their catches (and folk-ways fishermen) out of the water with war-surplus hand-grenades; cow-dung, precious fertiliser, blowingfor fuel, while burnable scrub was neglectheir

But in a blockbuster summer distinguished by the darkness of Christopher Nolan's jet black Batman Begins, this future-retro B-movie harbours enough that is monstrous to compensate for the awful inevitability of its climactic group hug.

Paul stated that he had filed the suit because "it would greatly hurt the future of Florida to let the Legislature grow to such monstrous proportions that we would cease to have effective government".

With his family dead or estranged and no one to call his own (even the monstrous Kronos has two loving sons), this lone wolf is invariably called in when the future of mankind is at stake.In quiet moments, Cochrane plays Bach on his lute and whips up pheasant casserole with shallots and Calvados.