Sentence examples for a rather ferocious from inspiring English sources
"a rather ferocious" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to describe something or someone that is unexpectedly or slightly more fierce or aggressive than expected. For example: "The small dog barked in a rather ferocious way, making me take a step back."
We even managed to have a rather ferocious argument within the first few minutes of meeting.
(Picture book; ages 2 to 6) Mysterious, majestic and increasingly rare, snow leopards are also rather ferocious.
Alex Turner (singer, guitarist): I know girls who've been rather ferocious.
In the black-and-white clip, a CGI-version of a very buff and shirtless West dances and raps in the dark using some coarse language as well as haunting images, including some rather ferocious Dobermans and Ku Klux Klan-inspired visuals.
In fact, one of the through-lines of Knight's story is that Locke gets not a hint of understanding but rather a ferocious hard time from every single person he talks to.
He was derisive rather than ferocious about big government, choosing his targets widely.
The victory over Spartak Moscow that clinches their place in the last 16 of the Champions League was comprehensive, yet the drubbing was methodical rather than ferocious.
Contrary to the headline in the New York Times on Thursday, it was not a "ferocious assault," but rather a meticulously planned attack, based on stunningly detailed intelligence information, that resulted in a minimum of civilian casualties and the destruction of most of Hamas' missile stockpiles.
Andre was a tenacious student, a ferocious but hopeless athlete.
Bohr was an imperious figure and a ferocious debater.
Sprem, a Croatian, has a compact, occasionally ferocious game.
