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83) This poem and the numerous literary works that Benedict interprets illustrated dangers like sexual appetites and monstrosities that curious individuals produced.

daisyfrank17 The people responsible for these towering, inefficient, expensive and unreliable monstrosities must be insane or totally blinded by the pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds s.

Why cannot Newcastle City Council have a new statue made to honour this great man and sited in a prominent place in the city instead of wasting money on other monstrosities such as the giant ice cream cone at the bottom of Bath Lane?

On every part along the Taff they are allowing three-storeyed monstrosities to be built.

It makes me angry to see so many of Liverpool's old buildings being left to rot, when such monstrosities as the waterfront buildings are being built.

I cannot even begin to imagine what was going through the minds of the powers-that-be who actually chose all the other monstrosities that adorn ('clutter up' would be a better word) our city centre, but finally they've seen sense and chosen something our city can be proud of.

PROBLEM with printers is they tend to be big, bulky, beige monstrosities you don't want cluttering up your living room.

James once told me that every time they passed them, the boys would just sit and stare at the huge 35-foot-plus monstrosities. Everybody would just say, "One of these days..."

The list of toothless half-measures that got "reformed" into oppressive bureaucratic monstrosities would fill many pages.

Surely, in modern societies, there must be a vast area of design to be explored between such monstrosities of a would-be avant guard (outdated ideal surely) and the low grade productions of the developers which swarm across the landscapes of all First World countries.