Sentence examples for fearsome odds from inspiring English sources

The question is whether O'Malley, facing just as fearsome odds in the race for the 2016 Democratic nomination, can give Clinton the same run for her money.

Some will see in this week's Vice documentary on Jeremy Corbyn a sweet man battling against fearsome odds, saying things they've waited a lifetime to hear from Labour.

A famous series taken after an arrest in 1993 shows a stocky, dark-eyed, square-jawed young man standing awkwardly in a prison yard; he gazes at the camera with a shyness that seems at odds with his fearsome reputation.

That point is entirely pertinent when Poulter's golfing style is taken into account; he specialises in making the most of his talent and defying the odds with a fearsome mental approach.

The museum illustrates why China, America's most fearsome potential competitor, and Japan, Washington's most important Asian ally, often are at odds.

She is fearsome.

A fearsome statistic.

The alternative is fearsome.

So much for fearsome fairytales.

The tax burden is fearsome.

He was fearsome.