Sentence examples for such a monstrous from inspiring English sources

"The only way to take it is with such a monstrous atrocity that it would be remembered for decades or generations.

"It's such a monstrous venue and would need more lighting than any other," said John Griffin, a spokesman for the Indy Racing League.

The New Yorker, September 8 , 1980P. 31 All passeist, immobile, fixed-launcher guided-missile systems present such a monstrous spectacle of pathetic backwardness and obsolescence that our MX Missilist eyes turn away with profoundest disgust and contempt!

According to family lore only partly dismissed in the book, back in Poland Harry's father was such a monstrous child that his parents sent him to work one day and moved to England without him.

"The only way to take it is with such a monstrous atrocity that it would be remembered for decades or generations," said one western diplomat with knowledge of the ceasefire talks, when asked about the government's campaign.

"It's such a monstrous story, not just in terms of loss, but even in the local San Francisco story, there were things we couldn't include, just because of time," said Mr. Weber, 58, mentioning the city's hospice movement as one example.

She was "the shaggiest, lonesomest, saddest dog in all history," the Times's editorial board lamented; to subject her to such an experiment was "monstrous" and "horrible".

Such a character might be monstrous or ridiculous: instead Cortese and Truffaut join forces to make her simultaneously annoying and appealing.

*** The Boarding House by William Trevor (Penguin £8.99) Trevor's 1965 novel is a dazzling display of character-led fiction which may not have aged terribly well, but there's something almost joyous in the technical wizardry required to produce such a motley crew of monstrous, yet sympathetic, individuals.

A bill just passed... would rivet upon their institutions what they considered a monstrous system... such a system, they felt, would not only rob them of their pride of profession but would reduce all U.S. banking to its lowest level".

"Such a cruel nation is the monstrous Motherland," says Standish.