Sentence examples for a more ferocious interpretation from inspiring English sources

With Helen Mirren as "Prospera," it was a more ferocious interpretation all around.

"We see it as being very disruptive," said Bob Berney, a film executive who is clearly out to create a more ferocious version of Picturehouse.

Since then a more ferocious Bribery Act has come into force in Britain.

A more ferocious debate was taking place on social networks and the internet.

But if I were a city employee I couldn't imagine a more ferocious watchdog of the funds my pension was invested in.

Fun grew to a more ferocious passion when he was 10 and Yannick Noah, a black Frenchman, grippingly won the French Open.

"The Mubarak-era oppressive tactics are back once again in a more ferocious form.

Similarly, Joanne Dorken of MTV UK wrote that the song reveals "a more ferocious side to Beyoncé with it's [sic] faster pace and aggressive piano backing".

"Alex got a little more ferocious, a little more intense about it".

Although Tamerlan showed signs of alienation and an increasingly ferocious interpretation of Islam, Dzhokhar seems to have been much more concerned with sport and cheeseburgers than with religion, at least judging by his Twitter feed.Mr Tsarnaev's interrogation and his eventual trial will furnish much more detail.

The Hammer, as he is known, is a much more ferocious political beast than Mr Lott and especially brutal when cornered.