Sentence examples for most monstrous from inspiring English sources

It was Stalin's most monstrous crime.

Artists' fame is the most monstrous of all, for it implies the idea of immortality.

Even in the most monstrous evil person you can find some sort of human characteristics.

Yet the most monstrous bigotry in this election isn't about either race or sex.

How were they able to accept Stalin – one of the most monstrous tyrants ever?

Mr. Adès and his librettist, Philip Hensher, provide a Duchess unbowed, pitiable despite her most monstrous pronouncements about societal decay.

And unlike most other monstrous recent neologisms, it doesn't involve the words "Twitter" or "tweet".

The pill-popping, ego-crushing Violet Weston in Tracy Letts's "August: Osage County" is probably the most memorably monstrous mom in more recent stage history.

While a world away from either performance, McCrory's Evelyn is the most appealing monstrous woman on telly since Monica Dolan's Rose West in Appropriate Adult and the most captivating female antagonist since Keeley Hawes Lindsey Dentonn in Line of Duty.

None was more luridly in thrall to this obsession than Strauss, abetted by his brilliant librettist, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, whose reworking of Greek tragedy prompted the composer to his most voluptuous, monstrous and deafening score.

Jones has recreated the master of suspense at his most corpulently monstrous, for the upcoming TV movie The Girl, which chronicles Hitch's fateful relationship with actor Tippi Hedren (Sienna Miller).