Sentence examples for ferocious grin from inspiring English sources
It is only the cynical adult sitting next to them who notices the slow death taking place behind an actor's eyes, the disappearing dream of a part in Game of Thrones, the sense – crystallised in that ferocious grin – of some profound psychic break taking place.
If his signature moves -- the mocking wide-eyed little-boy stare, the maniacal rolling of eyes, the ferocious grin, the vaudevillian prancing -- inject this icky wispy fable about greed versus parental devotion with some juice, it is a watery, decaffeinated brew.
Michael Deacon in the Telegraph thought Miliband, "his face a ferocious, glaring grin", reminded readers that the Tory campaign "has sought to highlight Mr Miliband's awkwardness and timidity".
THE news that "Conan the Barbarian" was being screened for journalists in New York brought a mischievous grin from the ferocious warlord Khalar Zym, a k a Stephen Lang. "Do I own it?" he asked.
The kapila head may have a moustache, bulging large eyes, a third eye, grinning teeth, fangs, a short chin, broad eyebrows and a ferocious, grim or sad expression.
The most ferocious instance of this metaphor comes in the line "Freud has dredged the river and, grinning horribly, / waves his garbage in a glare of electricity", where the unconscious is posited as modernity's own underworld, our own cloacae.
Congestion can be ferocious.
It conceals ferocious intent.
