Sentence examples for personal monster from inspiring English sources

Yara and Theon Greyjoy were also dealing with their own personal monster, as Uncle Euron finally made his intentions clear just after Theon had given probably the speech of his life in support of his sister (and made me a little weepy to boot).

"So it was a human gesture because at the end of the day the man, despite his misguided ideology, was not himself a personal monster to those around him, otherwise he wouldn't have attracted many volunteers to stick by him and defend him and to follow him to whatever end".

Inspired by such weighty titles as The Tipping Point, Blink and Outliers, Cory Bortnicker and Brett Molé have built a "generator" of 25 Gladwellian book covers like the above Blank, Yoga: How Hot Trends Make People Buy Books, Vague: The Power of Generalizations To Impress The Bored and (my personal favorite) Monster Cocks: The Last Book You'd Think I'd Write.

Who are your personal favourite monsters and why?

PF: My personal favourite monsters of all time are probably the Cybermen.

Every day a songwriter rows out into the deep waters in search of his own personal Loch Ness monster.

It proved otherwise: openness about committing mistakes, even if they are ones that make you want to lie face down in a shallow grave and cry for all eternity (I speak as a regular Corrs and Clars contributor), is essential for public trust and – that demanding monster – personal growth.

Lawrence's life after the war was, to put it very simply, a persistent flight from himself and the persona he had created – this "Lawrence of Arabia" that he saw as the worst sort of sham, his personal Frankenstein's monster.

It's astounding how quickly processing power is migrating out of personal computers into monster installations shared by a lot of customers.

R.E.M. won't be trapped; "Monster" is personal, not preachy.

Unite's general secretary, Len McCluskey, said: "The Tory-designed Health and Social Care Act handed the NHS budget, worth tens of billions, over to clinical commissioning groups and in doing so created a monster, where personal financial interests run amok.