Rearranging Word Riddle: Opposite Meaning with Same Words

[Greg Bernhardt]

Can you make another sentence with a similar, though opposite, meaning of the one below by rearranging the words?

When large humans scare tiny animals, they are such beasts that they let loose a roar.

 

[BoulderHead]

Tiny animals scare humans that they are large beasts when they let loose such a roar.

How's that?

 

[Hurkyl]

When tiny animals let loose a roar, they are such beasts that they scare large humans.

or better

Tiny animals are such beasts that when they let loose a roar, they scare large humans.

 

[brum]

(simple but it works) When tiny animals scare large humans, they are such beasts that they let loose a roar.


(changed a bit more)
When beasts let loose a roar, they are such large animals that they scare tiny humans.

or, similarly...

When large animals let loose a roar, they are such beasts that they scare tiny humans.

 

[Robert Zaleski]

Large animals, such beasts that they are, scare tiny humans when they let loose a roar.

 

[marcus]

Humans are such tiny animals that
when they let loose a roar
they scare large beasts.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Hurkyl gets the point! Boulderheads doesn't make sense