| The word homicide is wholly inadequate to convey the monstrousness of such a culture. |
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| Did the war make him monstrous, or was the war a product of his monstrousness? |
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| In my mind, anyway, it assumed a sort of monstrousness, as if it were a living thing, huge and unrecognizable. |
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| Probably they have become numb to the monstrousness of their actions. |
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| Then all too rapidly, the horror and monstrousness began to sink in. |
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| It's a threatening image that evokes both the scale and power of the oil industry, overshadowing individual humans in its overwhelming monstrousness. |
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| And Goya's print series is not a narrative: each image, captioned with a brief phrase lamenting the wickedness of the invaders and the monstrousness of the suffering they inflicted, stands independent of the others. |
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| And there's the inevitable thinky college man, who sees himself becoming a monster, and kind of likes it — in this atmosphere, where all is confusion, monstrousness at least has the virtue of clarity. |
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| Oh, the most fundamental monstrousness of this matter was the fact that even bribes did not attract the king so much as tips-tips for him were like sausage to a dog! |
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| If she shows the mill as a closed place, suffocating in an inhuman mechanical monstrousness, it is only to bring together those who work and live there day after day. |
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| Actually, an odd connection involving monstrousness exists between Trinculo's occupation and Caliban, one that begs his dissociation from the jester. |
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| Manson wouldn't cooperate with the project, but Guinn does such a thorough job reminding us of his monstrousness, that actually seems like a blessing. |
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| My characters share a sense of monstrousness, either perceived or actual. |
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