Sentence examples for what a creature from inspiring English sources
Almost a year ago, Rosen had what a creature less evolved than Oprah might call an "Oh, shit!" moment: she discovered that she had lost her life's savings to Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
Propositions about what a creature would do in a set of circumstances (possible as well as actual) are commonly called "counterfactuals of freedom", and God's knowledge of them is called "middle knowledge".
And what a creature the '80s bully was, inspiring awe and fear in equal measure, capable of belittling and abusing any subject while simultaneously making an utter fool of itself.
What a loathsome creature he found himself.
It's about what a pathetic creature you are.
And then he felt Trump's lash, which confirmed for him what a petty creature the president is.
But that night, Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his former partner, Jacob Marley, and by three spirits who show him just what a wretched creature he is.
In a letter to his friend the poet and historian Robert Conquest, he wrote: "What a superb creature she is – right and beautiful – few prime ministers are either".
"What a superb creature she is – right and beautiful," Larkin declared in December 1984, after declining her offer of the poet laureateship.
