Sentence examples for feel a ferocious from inspiring English sources

I always feel a ferocious ambivalence: I want to be nowhere else, I want to be anywhere else".

She felt a need to talk because of a recent column in this space about the ferocious competition to get into private schools.

Riding through them felt like being trapped in a ferocious washing machine, but in reality they remained tame by white-water standards.

It depicts a ferocious, keenly felt, and sometimes comic struggle over Willie's spirit while he is in a Bardo, the Tibetan Buddhist transition from death to rebirth, during which one's next life is very much up for grabs.

Soon they were going faster than she was comfortable with, and she remembers feeling more alarmed than she had felt during the ferocious sandstorms she endured in Kuwait, when she couldn't see her fingers.

He further wrote that although "I've got two, two, two letters for you/One of them is F, and the other is U" may not be wittiest couplet, but when sung by Cyrus atop a heavy dubstep wobble, it feels biting and ferocious.

At the close of the ceremony, when Pearl Jam performed "Alive," a ferocious early single, it felt like a kind of conciliatory offering.

Vincent said he felt that the ferocious opposition to his candidacy sprang from that internal disenchantment.

A lot of us had a ferocious sense of entitlement".

Fabergé meets paper-mache as Hassenfeld's pieces communicate a folk-art feel with ferocious meticulousness.

Two unexpected bomb explosions throw you back in your seat; they have a ferocious power that makes most movie explosions feel like a mere perturbation of digits.