Sentence examples for of each creature from inspiring English sources

She and her colleagues then reconstruct the genomes of each creature in the community, often turning up microbes never before seen.

The predicament of each creature – sheep, newt, spider, bat – is briefly encapsulated but not without evoking the horror of the experience from the creature's perspective.

We are no longer part of the synagogue scene and have moved to the organization Chabad-Lubavitch, whose philosophy teaches understanding and recognition of the importance and unique mission of each creature and guides a person to refine and govern his and her every act and feeling through wisdom, comprehension and knowledge.

Meanwhile, in brilliantly composed collages, Jenkins (whose "What Do You Do With a Tail Like This?" was a Caldecott Honor Book in 2004) catches the essence of each creature — a shaggy groundhog poised on an ample white background, a whale afloat in deepest blue — with expertly snipped paper, textured or marbled, feathery or sleek, deftly adding such details as eyes of luminous intelligence.

Aristotle speaks of each creature's "characteristic form of life".

Users can learn more about the animals through a reference guide in the app, as well as by walking around the physical world and playing games based on the migratory paths of each creature.

Using an ability requires the expenditure of a monster's "Jewel Points", a mana-like energy of which each creature has only a finite amount.

You have a certain number of a particular type of creature, and each creature has a number representing how much damage it can take and another number indicating how much damage it can cause.

Within Wyclif's system, creation is a form of emanation, as each creature is necessarily connected with the divine essence itself by means of its esse ideale.

Considering the number of teeth in each creature's mouth (Diplodocus, center and right), that means that the adults of these species lost a tooth's worth of material either through the normal wear and tear of eating tough vegetation or by actually shedding a tooth on average, every 1 or 2 days.

Graphic displays called spectrograms are used to illustrate the organization of those sounds, with each creature's voice showing a distinctive place in the chorus — an arrangement so precise that it often resembles a musical score.