Sentence examples for ruthless creature from inspiring English sources

She is following the dictates of her own face: it may boast the roundness of the ingénue, but she could lock chins with any of the Douglas clan, and, as with earlier sweet-and-sour experts like Mary Astor and Irene Dunne, her eyes tend to narrow with the speed of a more ruthless creature.

(In his way, Mr. Crichton is as ruthless a creature as the raptors: he has picked clean the bones of his every idea, though he didn't write this third script.) Steven Spielberg didn't return as director, either, which may be why "Jurassic Park 3" is so short -- only 90 minutes.

Perhaps he had ambushed Hattie and buried her beneath his birdwatcher's hide in the woods (Malcolm was that rare creature, a ruthless despoiler of the environment with a fondness for wildlife).

Though we may be creatures of ruthless logic, "The Enlightened Bracketologist" seems to be saying we still have a soft spot for Cinderella.

He is probably best-known for his book Straw Dogs: Thoughts on Humans and Other Animals, the title of which is taken from a saying by Lao Tzu: "Heaven and earth are ruthless, and treat the myriad creatures as straw dogs".

(Scott) 'MAX PAYNE' (PG-13, 1:40) In this video-game-based action-revenge spectacle, Mark Wahlberg battles winged creatures, drug addicts and a ruthless pharmaceutical company.

These gracefully shaped creatures, it turns out, are ruthless oyster killers, using their limbs to tug open an oyster's shell so they can ingest what's inside.

SLUNK Those who yearn for exotic winter pelts will find a host of puzzling furs dyed in a variety of dark gem tones, reasserting man's ruthless conquest over the shearling and other threatening creatures.

In his most recent book, War and Jihad in the Qur'an, he defines human beings in Hobbesian terms as creatures who are by nature violent and ruthless.

McDonnell Douglas is a lightweight contender in airliners (other than really small ones, where there is already a crowded market); its business was long since gobbled up by Airbus, which has turned from a subsidised creature of industrial policy into a profitable and ruthless competitor with one-third of the world market.

These squirrels are regular nut-eating furry creatures during the day, but at night they become some respect-demanding, wiseguy-whacking, ruthless lowlifes.