| Did the war make him monstrous, or was the war a product of his monstrousness? |
| He wished to protest, to cry out against the monstrousness of what was happening. |
| A tattered shift covered some of her monstrousness, but she was still a nightmare. |
| Commander Benedict's mind whirled around the monstrousness of the whole thing like some dizzy bee around a flower. |
| Then all too rapidly, the horror and monstrousness began to sink in. |
| The monstrousness of that dead-and-alive mechanism overwhelmed his thoughts again. |
