Sentence examples for the very creature from inspiring English sources

That the plane had been felled by the very creature of which it was supposed to be a simulacrum seemed beyond metaphor.

This, it seems, is the very creature that accounts for Snicket's absence, having bitten the reclusive author in his armpit at a picnic he attended the previous day.

The summoner is soon to set out on a pilgrimage in an attempt to put an end to the very creature that attacked Tidus' city; and by joining them, Tidus hopes he will find his way home.

The boy here, knowing the kitten's fate is ultimately not his to decide, takes comfort in his awful helplessness from the very creature he seeks to protect: he rubs his cheek against its soft fur, consoling himself with its touch.

Here are the very creatures that we still use as archetypes: the busy spider, the cunning fox, the majestic lion.

It may be that Fookwire, like many grumpy old grandpas and uncles before him, actually loves the very creatures that annoy him.

Weidensaul worries, too, that most birders are not sufficiently committed to conservation of the very creatures they feed and study and list.

The story of civilization has, in part, been defined by the irrepressible human urge to bring and keep within our walls the very creatures from which those walls were built to distance us.

Using copper as his raw material, Moses (paradoxically) creates a mirror image of the very creatures that plague his people.

In fact, our consumption of all things celebrity is the very reason for the constant reporting on these very creatures.

Last week, he blasted the president for meeting with "the very swamp creatures he once denounced" to try to reach a deal on Daca.