Sentence examples for the whale itself from inspiring English sources

The whale itself looks impressive.

"Splendid," was all my father said, but that and the look of utter delight on his face remain with me as vividly as the whale itself.

Always in the foreground of Hoare's narrative is the whale itself, a creature that haunts and fascinates him as he travels to old whaling ports in both Britain and America, where he speaks with cetologists, naturalists, museum curators and former whalers on a quest to understand the whale, the cosmos and himself.

Even the whale itself developed fans.

While the whale itself is the same, the font and styling of the error page has been revamped, as you can see.

After ruling out the possibility that the second pulse was from reflections inside the whale's head or off the walls of the pool, the scientists concluded that both pulses were produced by the whale itself.

The platform was made of metal planks, and it ran back under the three biggest baleen whales, the ones nearest the door, the sei and humpback, side by side, then, nudging them along, the immense jaws of the blue whale itself.

A Dostoyevskian-looking priest speaks to Kolia about enduring his trials like Job, submitting to God's will, as mighty as the great beast of the sea: "Canst thou draw out Leviathan with a fish-hook?" Yet Kolia has become not Job, but the beached whale itself.

More capacious than ponderous, "Moby-Dick" has the wild and unpredictable energy of the great white whale itself, more than enough to heave its significance out of what Melville called "the universal cannibalism of the sea" and into the light.

A proposed explanation is the dietary composition of the whale meat itself, which may counterbalance the potential negative health effects of POPs (Hennig et al. 2012; Ibrahim et al. 2012).

While veterinarians usually wait for several high tides to see if the whale can save itself, the prospects are usually grim.