Sentence examples for of a creature from inspiring English sources

"I'm sort of a creature of habit.

How much of a creature of politics is Scalia?

That means the end of a creature that has probably been distinct for a million years.

Paleontologists unveil the fossil of a creature dubbed the "great-great-great-aunt" of humans.

It is like pure flesh but it also has hints of a creature within it too.

The fewer specimens of a creature there are, the greater the value of its products.

And if it did, what sort of a creature would it be?

She was kind of a creature of … It's hard to know.

Toto: that little yapping hairpiece of a creature, that meddlesome rug!

How much of a creature of the Midwest — or of a Midwestern or small-town style of politics — is he?

It's hard to reconcile the perky, on-the-mend Timo with the wreck of a creature in from November.