Sentence examples for monstrous specimens from inspiring English sources

The scallops are monstrous specimens, expertly cooked despite their girth, blackened and caramelly on one side and blushing on the other ($32).

Monstrous specimens might just be one-off freaks, but then if more and more such individuals are sighted at some specific location, or over a vast area, this could be an indicator that there is some problem in the environment.

Tullimonstrum gregarium, informally dubbed the "Tully Monster" after the amateur fossil hunter who discovered the first specimens in 1958, is monstrous only in terms of its appearance (artist's concept above), with the largest individuals measuring in at about 15 centimeters long.

He often talks of "monstrous" forms or characters in reference to specimens.

It was size he was interested in, colossal specimens that would match the monstrous scale of his own ego and business interests.

"The Bitter Tea of General Yen," directed by Frank Capra (whose crush on Stanwyck influenced his direction of her), with its monstrous dream of an "Oriental" demon, remains the most extravagantly bizarre specimen on her résumé.

A dinosaur-sized study of the family tree of the Diplodocidae, the group that includes monstrous beasts such as Apatosaurus, Diplodocus, and Barosaurus, finds that the fossils originally called Brontosaurus show enough skeletal differences from other specimens of Apatosaurus that they rightfully belong to a different genus.

"It is monstrous.

This is monstrous".

Beggar girl, monstrous child.

"It's so monstrous.