Sentence examples for monstrous sums from inspiring English sources
Some thought the draft was simply a covert mode of genocide instigated by the US government, while others watched aghast as monstrous sums of money that could ease the impoverished black communities such as Watts in Los Angeles, were pumped into the war machine.
It's a monstrous amount of work.
WHAT'S not to enjoy about a book full of monstrous egos, unimaginable sums of money and the punishment of greed and shortsightedness by the march of events?
He sums up: "The American narrative had become a monstrous binary distortion, an exercise in cultural sadism that would defy remedy so long as the part played by black people in history continued to be written as separate, unequal and irrelevant".
Representative Owen Lovejoy, whose abolitionist brother had been killed by a pro-slavery mob, labeled the institution "the sum of all villainy"; Abraham Lincoln remarked that he favored free soil "because of the monstrous injustice of slavery itself".
Thankfully, he and his road tripping colleagues were able to reminisce at Cafe Diablo, where they nicely summed up today's fun, whether taking in the variety of views or catching a monstrous hubcap.
Beggar girl, monstrous child.
