Sentence examples for special creature from inspiring English sources

The squirrel is a special creature at Vaux le Vicomte.

A dork? "Yes, I needed that and he was a special creature.

Diplo of Major Lazer has called India "some kind of special creature with one foot in history and one firmly in the future" with beauty that "humbled" him – and made him a lot of money.

It is a special creature, like one of those plankton that live in the deepest, coldest parts of the ocean.

Down on the River Wye Anita is helping Jim Jones of the Surrey Wildlife Trust look for a very special creature, the humble harvest mouse.

The fund is something of a special creature, having been created by the government to dispose of the shares it bought for $15 billion in 1998 in a bid to support the market during the financial crisis.

"Then you factor into that that chimpanzees are special creatures," he added.

"Perhaps one of the problems of the past was bankers got to a point where they thought they were special creatures," Mr. Hester said.

We're introduced to the slime mold by scientists and by a charming amateur naturalist in a forest who is enthralled by these special creatures.

Stephen Hester, the chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland, told BBC radio on Thursday morning that he did not think "bankers should be treated as special creatures in any way".

Locke was a religious man, but to many people his theory seemed to turn human beings from God's special creatures into fancy versions of the brutes, from conscious moral agents into the toys of matter.