Sentence examples for violent beast from inspiring English sources

I know the king of the jungle's the lion, but I think the tiger's a more violent beast.

But up close, our Sun is a dynamic, violent beast.

Giant squid are so big, and are such "creepy-looking animals", that it is easy to turn them into the violent beasts of our imagination.

There were "violent confrontations with wild beasts" and "performances over time became more brutal and bloodier".

Kavanagh's study of the defected Russian dancer revealed, as one reviewer attested, "a man who danced like a god, but behaved like a violent, voracious beast".

The architect of this new fishy species is AquaBounty, an American bioengineering company that's aiming to put genetically altered Atlantic salmon on store shelves worldwide, and besides the obvious Jurassic Park parallel (where an environment of all-female, laboratory-created beasts devolved into violent chaos) various agencies are concerned about this "frankenfish" development.

And he can certainly play sinister: He has described his English gangster character in "Sexy Beast" as "possibly the most violent man on the planet".

And then, as Eric Pape, a former Daily reporter, wrote in the Daily Beast, there is the fact that the violent rhetoric against the free press by President Trump has now had a ripple effect in faraway Cambodia.

In some works, coiling, fire-breathing beasts indicate close attention to the often violent demons of Himalayan art; in others Peter Saul seems to serve as inspiration.

A sudden commotion broke out among the cornstalks, a violent rustling and shaking, as if from the thrashing of some hidden beast.

Another from the following year sets dancers, mythical beasts and a giant pair of military boots in violent confrontation.