Sentence examples for there a creature from inspiring English sources

Is there a creature as imaginative or as indefatigable as the city child in search of a place to play?

The publishers, though betraying a hint of desperation in their efforts to make the volume seem attractive to the common poetry reader – is there such a creature?

And that singular "he" in his sentence where a plural "they" should go: is he saying there's a creature that's both?

It began: Once upon a time there was a creature called the sensitive young man.

There is a creature with six arms that operates the furnace of the bath-house, and a spirit called No-Face who tempts people with gold before eating them.

There is a creature that zooms around like a vacuum cleaner, emptying everything in its path.

If ever there were a creature that seemed destined to suffer from concussions, it would be the woodpecker.

For instance, suppose there was a creature, Swampman, who suddenly popped into existence due to random conglomeration of particles, and happened to be an intrinsic molecular duplicate of, say, Jerry Fodor.

The Picture talk activity, which is similar to Newstelling, encourages the children to report on past and present experiences, and also projecting and predicting (e.g. 'How do you think the shells feel when they get washed up on the beach?' 'What do you think would happen if there were a creature living in the shell and it got washed up on the beach?').

In the closet, there was a creature watching me, making sure I didn't leave.

Unlike the anthill imagined by me -- where everyone has a place -- here there is a creature apart.