Sentence examples for fearsome example from inspiring English sources

Ovarian cancer offers a fearsome example.

Probably the most fearsome example in Rembrandt's work was that enormous canvas, The Blinding of Samson, a monument of sadistic fury which the painter sent as a gift to his friend and patron Huygens, secretary to the Stadtholder and author of the first memoir to heap praise on the as-yet-young painter.

Some experts believe, for example, that fearsome missiles shown off in parades may be fakes for Western eyes.

For example, paresis, a particularly fearsome degeneration into insanity, is caused by widespread destruction of the brain by the spirochetes.

For example, in the sentence "the fearsome lion stealthily hunted its unsuspecting prey -- the antelope," it is not necessary to read every single word in order to grasp its meaning.

And they can be fearsome, too, producing shimmering bursts that are archetypal examples of humans wrestling impolitely with guitars.

Bram Stoker's probably represents the most iconic example of the vampire myth, and the fearsome count has been brought to unlife on the screen by a host of notables, including Bela Lugosi, Christopher Lee, Gary Oldman, and, in a regrettably comic turn, Leslie Nielsen.

Chechnya's capital, for example, is called Grozny, which translates from the Russian as "fearsome".

Snoop is the most obvious example of this, Chris's protégé and every bit as fearsome.

For example the 1st Test at Kolkata in 1993 featured a fearsome fivesome of Devon Malcolm, Paul Jarvis, Chris Lewis, Paul Taylor and the aforementioned Ian '76.95 average over 15 matches' Salisbury.

For example, check out the US from 1960 to 2012: Vehicle traffic grew at a fearsome rate, as any commuter can attest... up until 2007.