Sentence examples for ferocious manner from inspiring English sources
After The Post said it could not provide any guarantees, according to Mr. Gellman, Mr. Snowden turned to Glenn Greenwald of The Guardian, who has covered national security and secrecy issues in a chronic and ferocious manner.
"The cats, who keep the rodent population under control, will be killed in a ferocious manner, using Compound 10/80, which is a gut-wrenching poison of the most unimaginable and lengthy horror.
How Weinstein fought the dawning amfAR scandal is an illustration of the ferocious manner in which he had long exercised his clout, and of the impunity he long could count on, thanks to the help of some well-placed friends.
Rejecting the changing Saudi stories, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday said his country's investigation pointed to signs that "Khashoggi was murdered in a ferocious manner," and his killing was "a planned operation".
With her rear sticking out in stark exaggeration, she made her way toward the back of the darkened stage by wiggling her hips in a manner more ferocious than sensual.
In one, a wronged lover's vengeance is reaped by ferocious Assyrian lions in a manner that garners sympathy for the supposed wrongdoers.
Nothing in his shy, gentle manner betrayed the ferocious and extremely funny satirist within, except the ironic smile that sometimes played on his lips.
But she is the best known, best liked state politician, she ran for governor in 1990 and she would start any race she entered as the favourite.Mr Davis's people, whose manner can be as ferocious as the governor's is mild, are busy trying to bully more Democrats out of running.
The sequence is significant because Chandler had attempted to play through physical setback after physical setback in the same understated manner in which he celebrates a ferocious dunk with a shrug and a 3-pointer with a turn and a jog back to play defense.
"She's not afraid of ferocious beasts, crossing wild rivers, climbing mountains and all manner of physical tests," says tincanman.
The lanky Scot with the ferocious return of serve and, at times, equally challenging manner had claimed arguably the most elusive prize in British sport.
