Sentence examples for a much more ferocious from inspiring English sources
The Hammer, as he is known, is a much more ferocious political beast than Mr Lott and especially brutal when cornered.
Lagerfeld, who grew up in rural northern Germany, was schooled by a much more ferocious challenger in the form of his equally acerbic mother, Elisabeth Lagerfeldt, whom he idolised.
It is wrong of Nato to suggest the bombing did not unleash a new and much more ferocious attack on the people of Kosovo.
The rhythms were much more ferocious and their vocal techniques were much more violent.
How much more ferocious would those card players be without their prompting, how much wackier Madame Arcati?
Without that, we'll just be digging our hole deeper and making the reckoning, when it comes, that much more ferocious.
While the covers may have been rearranged, the bands own songs "Gentlemen," "Retarded" and "Milez is Dead" sounded much more ferocious and angst-ridden that ever before.
The original mascot was a mouse Before Chester's slick Wayfarers and ferocious snacking appetite became a worldwide marketing campaign, the chip was represented in commercials by a much more demure mascot: a simple, unnamed mouse.
(a much more difficult task).
By the 60s he had created a much bolder, more ferocious style.
