Sentence examples for ferocious for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ferocious for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate a strong or intense feeling or desire for something or someone. Example: The young lion was ferocious for his mother's attention, constantly following her around and nipping at her heels.
"He's ferocious for news," Mr. Mulheren said.
The roar of the machinery was too ferocious for that.
"It's ferocious for a moment during reëntry, just enough to be a lot of fun".
The crazed cadenza was all the more ferocious for the ping and clarity of Mr. Lang's playing.
Is it, as Ry Cooder said, that "perhaps she was just too ferocious for mass white taste"?
He said that he had seen dead and wounded scattered among the barricades in the streets, the shooting too ferocious for residents to retrieve or rescue them.
The limits of seeming and being are also tested in the ferocious free-for-all of "Measure for Measure" (at the Delacorte, under the direction of David Esbjornson, Shakespearee's last comedy, which was written in 1604, when he was forty.
Most people know Sheffield for his ferocious swing, for standing at the plate and snarling, waving his bat above his head like a windshield wiper on the highest setting.
One of my heroes is Dr. Denis Mukwege, a Congolese doctor who repairs fistulas and is a ferocious advocate for women and for his country.
But the world may have to wait, for Nasdaq has a ferocious battle for its home market, against a gang of electronic share-trading systems, known as ECNs.
Irish nostalgia has often been interwoven with a ferocious hunger for the modern, and one name for modernity in Ireland is America.
