Sentence examples for repulsive monster from inspiring English sources
There is a note of pure bohemian detachment in his rebuke to Paul Cadmus — Fidelma's brother and a close friend — for portraying Lust as a repulsive monster (in a series of paintings of the Seven Deadly Sins): "I do not understand your aching agony about the flesh," he complained.
It's as if someone wanted to use this figure to show Russian patriotism to the world as a repulsive monster.
Klíma warns against "prophets of hope", against revolutionaries, religious fanatics, militant atheists, and all of the other "repulsive monsters" who continue to seek to dominate and exploit others.
Bradford, whose book on Martin Amis received less than positive reviews, was described as "superlative" by Roger Lewis in the Daily Mail: "Amis, it has to be said, comes across as a repulsive, misogynistic monster … Larkin, meanwhile, is revealed in this book as compassionate and sensitive, keeping his counsel as Amis's 'pornographic irresponsibility' mounts up".
If you dare to look in the eye of a repulsive, festering monster, one that must be put down before it consumes all of us, see Michael's film.
One virtue of Mr. Carroll's theory is that it captures the paradoxical nature of horror's allure: the very oddity that makes monsters repulsive is precisely what makes them attractive.
I reminded myself of this monster's repulsive sentiment each time I wondered if Jonás Cuarón's second feature film, Desierto, ever felt far-fetched.
He names the bird Gos but calls it terrible things: frightening, repulsive, dangerous, hysterical, baleful, a monster, a savage, a snake, murderous as Caligula — as Attila, as Odin, as Death.
