Sentence examples for soft creatures from inspiring English sources

In "Of Mice and Men," Lennie loves to pet soft creatures, which start out alive but don't stay that way.

And so, with the innate loathing that all machines had always held for the weak, soft creatures who had built them, he had sought revenge.

Twine, wax and other organic materials are also used, but the dichotomy between the hard metal and the sinuous shapes that suggest soft creatures and floating vegetation is disconcerting.

"That soft rubber feels organic, even anthropomorphic -- a soft creature thing, like a clam," Ms. Pearlman mused.

The shepherd's crown of the title begins as a little soft creature which dies but leaves a sharp core in the Chalk that becomes a source of hidden protective magic.

Rescued after an ordeal, he "looked back at me blankly as always, as though unmoved, but tension melted from his face and body and the soft creature that always appeared in this way rose to view with a radiance that was blinding".

James's narrator eventually reveals that, though Catherine "sometimes produced an impression of insensibility," she was "she was the softest creature in the world".

According to Andrew WK, who helped create the record with Bub, not only is she the softest creature he has ever encountered, but "also the most musically and compassionately gifted.

Not only is she the softest creature I have ever encountered, she is also the most musically and compassionately gifted.

Mammals are the soft, cuddly creatures of the animal kingdom.

Golding could remember his father touching him only twice in his life.No wonder he developed odd notions about women (poor, soft, cleft creatures) or that he grew inward and self-examining.