Sentence examples for seems monstrous from inspiring English sources

Nothing about Winston seems monstrous.

The book, narrated by his mother, is a searing examination of what it means to cope with a child who seems monstrous.

Roger Catlin of The Hartford Courant stated that "the most intriguing pairing" was "Ghosts" and "Is It Scary" because Jackson "asks those who've only read about him in tabloids if he seems monstrous".

All natural things were beautiful; everything man-made seemed monstrous.

The German's grooming habits start to seem monstrous and aggressive, as if he is demanding that Damon do all the work while he primps.

While he has usually written about people who seem monstrous but turn out to be more normal than you think, she seems rather benign from the start.

Art's lack of utilitarian purpose seemed monstrous, especially for a people embarked on their first great effort at nation-building.

Even Inspector Anders, the philosophical Italian detective covering the case for Interpol, admits "it seemed monstrous" that 21,000 jobs had to be sacrificed to corporate greed.

In the past Solly had felt proud of these things, practical and proud, but now they seemed monstrous to her in a way.

London and the South-East recalled The Office, but where The Office made the normal seem monstrous, Szalay took the reverse approach.

Having shared a wall in the past with someone who actually did have Tourette's (and who liked to stay up until 4 AM most nights doing coke and talking to his dog), I know that reams of random noise and guttural loops can seem monstrous and idiotic.