Sentence examples for a fearsome level from inspiring English sources

The Jews' ordeal and escape was still fresh in their memories: they were rescued as recently as the 1990s, The regime spied on them, treated them as hostages, abducted their leaders and murdered those trying to escape, while the Syrian people nurtured a fearsome level of anti-Jewish hatred.

Its fearsome levels of organisation and conformity are offset by a relaxed, outdoorsy culture, and the openness that goes with being a small, maritime country.

But on the NOTW, the nation's biggest-selling paper and fearsome leveller of reputations, the pressure to deliver that "hit" - a scoop exposing the moral turpitude and hypocrisy of fallen celebrities, sportsmen, lawmakers, preferably with a whiff of criminality - "the DNA of the paper" - was all-consuming.

Quite apart from dealing with big egos, both roles come with fearsome levels of accountability and scrutiny, huge performance expectations and the likelihood of a high-profile sacking if these are not met.

A collection of ones and twos kept the required rate down to a reasonable level but when Lee produced a fearsome yorker to knock back Bell's off stump Australia had a sniff.

They are the perfect corporate-criminal synthesis, combining boardroom level intellect with a knack for a fearsome street presence.

Ambrose represented Northants between 1989 and 1996, while also forging a fearsome new-ball partnership with Jamaica's Courtney Walsh at international level.

Mr Obama's presidential campaign was a fearsome thing, setting records not just for crowd sizes and donation levels but for the activism it spurred from previously prone voters.

A fearsome statistic.

This is a fearsome team.

Still, he remained a fearsome presence.