Sentence examples for fearsome to from inspiring English sources

As you would expect, Tom Hardy is fearsome to behold, twice over, but the legend doesn't need his assistance.

Though fearsome to look at, the hooks are more selective and less damaging to both seabed and catch than trawling.

That specter, of marriages centered on fulfillment rather than duty, and on the needs of two and not more, was equally fearsome to many 19th-century radicals.

Public health officials in the grip of "eradication fever," he tells us, were fearsome to behold, not above using force when necessary.

Cole: "And in the sea, they charge the destroyer that is fearsome to some, one that evokes horror when it sails and it docks".

I had seen him cast about in a mind temporarily compromised by illness and catch only strange, dark, pelagic creatures, unknown and fearsome to the rest of us.

El Mundo likened the experience to a "fearsome blow to the stomach".

He had to communicate fearsome resolve to Palestinian militants without being so bellicose that he scared American, European or Arab leaders.

Democrats, in turn, have made it clear that they will not allow cuts to entitlements unless the Republicans give ground on taxes.The debt deal's triggers are meant to be fearsome enough to prevent that kind of deadlock.

Much the same applies to the apparently fearsome rebuttals to Salmond's document.

MAD had the lunatic effect of compelling both sides to develop ever more fearsome weapons to ensure the balance of power.