Sentence examples for ferocious looking from inspiring English sources

Yet a few of them — notably the rooster, dragon and tiger — are distinctively ferocious looking and bristle with ornate detail and texture.

But what could be said of exaggerated ornamental traits such as the long and lurid tail feathers of many male birds and the ferocious looking mandibles and horned protuberances of various male insects, which were almost certain to compromise their bearer's survival?

But then the Instant Pot got swapped out for a Breville Fast Slow Pro, which is to the Instant Pot what the Vitamix is to the quotidian blender, which is to say more ferocious looking, and slightly better at making soup, but also vastly more expensive.

Scientist Eric Ritter joins the BBC's Roboshark in the water with some ferocious looking Bull sharks.

A species under threat from climate change, the 10-foot polar bear on its hind legs is not only ferocious looking, it gets across the institution's message, about the impact actions here have around the world.

The most eye-catching creature among the 60 listed is the alligator snapping turtle, a ferocious looking reptile that can get as big as 165 pounds and has a menacing hooked beak.

She'd have sent Starke packingwith little more than a ferocious look.

They can reach over 10ft (3m) in length and their ragged-looking teeth, made up of larger teeth separated by smaller ones, give them a ferocious look.

So many of his best moments were silent: The tortured look he had as his wife sobbed, the ferocious look he had as his father beat his mother, the love that shone on his face when he watched Sam and Dean argue about Chuck Norris vs. Jet Li, the loyalty and devotion he wore proudly when he called Sam and Dean his adopted sons.

There may have been spring-like conditions, perfect for the fleet of foot, yet at the start the likeliest source of a try, in a ferocious contest, looked to be the rolling maul – typically English but the scale of the brute force on display was awesome.

These fast-moving ferocious fires look more like summoned demons from a videogame than anything natural – but what exactly happens when one hits you?