Sentence examples for a bit fearsome from inspiring English sources
But on second thought that struggle might have looked a bit fearsome to the 19th-century audiences that first saw the ballet.
2003: There is a bit more on the fearsome Porto frontman with a 100m euro price tag in Andy Brassell's piece for the BBC Sport website.
At the Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza on Sunday night Behemoth sounded just as fearsome but a bit less precise, which wasn't a bad thing.
A better look at the fearsome Capitol, a bit of action from inside the Hunger Games arena, and some major Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) self-reflection.
The portrayal of Clear Channel as a fearsome monopoly is a bit overdone.
Musicians eager to persuade audiences that Schoenberg's music is not so fearsome usually accomplish that by cheating a bit.
Ms. Ruehl's talent for portraying loud, over-the-top women is a bit wasted in a role that requires the actress to be fearful rather than fearsome.
Yashin's imposing size and fearsome shot are helping his new team enjoy a bit of a renaissance.
To call his photographs a bit tame is like saying a hamster is not a very fearsome animal.
The combat is slightly odd, emphasising judicious blocking and chaining of the Prince's attacks and Elika's magic; it seems a bit tedious at first, but develops depth as the baddies become more fearsome.
The Phillies' offense, so fearsome as it romped to a title in 2008, has slipped a bit each year.
