Sentence examples for second creature from inspiring English sources

Art handlers (we'll get to this strange-sounding job in due course) have already installed Avery's map of a fictive archipelago, and his gigantic plaster head of an Aleph, a monster with matted, creased skin and a second creature emerging from its elephantine trunk.

God's difference is categorially different, so to speak, from one creature's otherness from a second creature.

In other work, and compatibly with his swampman example, Davidson defends what Bridges (2006) describes as "transcendental externalism," a view according to which the very possibility of thought depends on a creature being involved in a complex causal relationship—"triangulation"—involving a second creature and a shared environment.

A second creature with a tail at each end of its body emerges shortly afterwards.

This second creature was only recently identified as a new species; it was originally found in a chunk of amber in New Jersey in 1999.

A sparkly rainbow fish knocked its face into a smaller fish, then bullied a second creature when the first one ignored it.

The result is the first creature since the beginning of creatures that has no ancestor.

It's the first creature known to use moonlight this way.

When she awakes, she will fall in love with the first creature she sees.

The first creature known to have lived on land, Pneumodesmus newmani, was found near Aberdeenshire.

Nevertheless, Ventastega curonica is considered the first creature whose limb and skull anatomy share most of the features characteristic of early tetrapods.