The phrase "ferocious face" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's facial expression when they look particularly angry or intimidating. For example, "The bodyguard scowled and bared his teeth in a ferocious face."
"Why did he want to kill the owl?" "Because we were poaching!" At the end of the night, when the brigadier opened the rear compartment, the owl, which had only been stunned, flew up and attacked him — Sergio spread his arms and made a ridiculously ferocious face to show me how.
"Why did he want to kill the owl?" "Because we were poaching!" At the end of the night, when the brigadier opened the rear compartment, the owl, which had only been stunned, flew up and attacked him Sergio spread his arms and made a ridiculously ferocious face to show me how.
Now, Luna Impact — 125 muscular pounds packed into the lithe frame of Ms. Donovan — has a ferocious derby face on.
An animated section on Renaissance monk Giordano Bruno goes into detail about the ferocious opposition faced by early thinkers whose theories flew in the face of the common wisdom of the time.
All are anxious to avoid the ferocious backlash faced by Hillary Clinton when she proposed a top-down approach in 1993, dubbed "Hillarycare" by its critics.
Ms. Kroes's proposal must be approved by the European Parliament and by European governments before it could become law, and it is likely to face ferocious lobbying because roaming charges make up a big chunk of telecommunications operators' profits.
As was the case then, he said, the regulators are sharply underfinanced, face ferocious corporate lobbying interests with friends in Congress who want to weaken the rules, and are often unable to anticipate or prevent major infractions that can wind up costing investors huge sums of money.
They took turns facing ferocious barrages from opposing lawyers who accused them of lying, and worse.
The officers had to smash their way through a reinforced front door that resisted their fire, and then faced ferocious attack from assault rifles and handguns.
"The Iraqi people know we always fought for our principles and that we always fought for the good of the common man, despite the ferocious repression we faced".
Under the fanatical Almohad dynasty, Jews faced ferocious persecution – the great Moses Maimonides was one who temporarily converted to Islam to escape death during that period.
