Sentence examples for sort of creature from inspiring English sources

Pregnant, but with what sort of creature?

What sort of creature sleeps with the windows open?

It is not the sort of creature that environmentalists put on posters.

No, it's more a way of thinking about what sort of creature a human is.

Habara hadn't a clue what sort of creature a lamprey was, much less what one looked like.

— JOHN BRANCH Because you were about to ask, a Billiken, as in the St . LouisUniversity Billikens, is, well, some sort of creature – seemingly part Casper, part elephant.

What sort of creatures he meant we couldn't determine, but he firmly reassured us of his own harmlessness.

The aquariums of the world, as wonderful and diverse as they are in terms of the creatures they show, do not have the sort of creatures that Beebe described from his exploration back in the 1930's.

We are not the sort of creatures who could get lasting satisfaction, not just because we often want bad things instead of good ones, but because the goods we want can't be reconciled with each other.

If this deal goes through, it will be a sign that all those fine young crusaders who campaign as fearless fighters against the ways of Washington are slowly but corrosively turning into the sort of creatures they despise.

For example, she writes, "the Sun, the Stars, Earth, Fire, Water, Plants, Animals, Minerals; although they have all sense and knowledg [sic], yet they have not all sense and knowledg [sic] alike, because sense and knowledg [sic] moves not alike in every kind or sort of Creatures... ...... (Cavendish 1664, 153).