Example collocations logo

Monsters in sentence

467 examples of Monsters in a sentence

It's a place marked on ancient maps as "here be monsters."
To me, as an international lawyer, this scared me far more than any of the creatures or the monsters we may have seen, for it belies the notion that you can actually protect the ocean, the global ocean, that provides us all with carbon storage, with heat storage, with oxygen, if you can only protect 36 percent.
You can watch a horror movie with monsters.
All of them are not angels, but they're not monsters either.
I mean, if I think the people who didn't vote like me are stupid racist monsters who don't deserve to call themselves Americans, alright, fine, I'm not being nice, I get it.
You may be imagining huge monsters lurking in the deep sea, but most of the animals are very small, like this lantern fish.
We learn that there are no monsters hiding under the bed, and not every earthquake brings buildings down.
The perpetrators aren't these monsters who crawl out of the swamp and come into town and do their nasty business and then retreat into the darkness.
They become lovely monsters.
There was a study I particularly liked in which a group of depressed and a group of non-depressed people were asked to play a video game for an hour, and at the end of the hour, they were asked how many little monsters they thought they had killed.
Now it's actually very simple to put a face to many of these monsters.
In 1902, bears were monsters.
And the black cayman — these monsters can tip the scale at over half a ton.
Eurystheus hoped to humiliate Hercules with ten impossible tasks that pitted him against invincible monsters and unfathomable forces.
Our storytelling ancestors calmed our fears of powerlessness by giving us Hercules and other heroes strong enough to fight off the demons and monsters that we suspected haunted the night beyond our campfires.
But eventually, we realized the monsters did not lie out there, they reside inside of us.
And in the tales of the ineffectual anti-hero, in the stories of Guy Montag and Winston Smith, lie the warnings of contemporary storytellers playing on very primitive fears: that we are not strong enough to defeat the monsters.
Only this time, not the monsters chased away by the campfire, but the very monsters who built the campfire in the first place.
You can believe you're swimming, flying or fighting off monsters with your bare hands, when your real body is lying in bed.
In Asia, we learned of monsters with ears so long that they could cover the creature's entire body.
We can make a world with monsters, with robots that fall in love, we can even make pigs fly.
Sea monsters like the mosasaur were real.
Michael manifests the consuming insecurity of a skin condition as these maniacal cartoon monsters annoying and out of control in the background.
Do the monsters bow down before the hero, or do they chase him as he flees from the special world?
Just remember stories of giants and witches and wizards and monsters and things that were so colorful and bigger than life.
Dictators are cruel monsters, and I am not saying it to be nice.
Rather than recognizable monsters, graphic violence, or startling shocks, the terror of “Lovecraftian” horror lies in what’s not directly portrayed– but left instead to the dark depths of our imagination.
The darkness is where the monsters are.
They call people fools, idiots, monsters, or a whole bunch of things I've been told I'm not allowed to say during this TED Talk.
And I've been collaborating with these monsters to learn their secrets for moving those massive stones.
Next