Yes, he conceded, the cyclone had been a bad one (it was actually the most ferocious in living memory) but the Bergkamp decision was worse.
He traces how Cohen in 2007 accused Hillary Clinton of "forever" lying, then a year later blamed those who made the same claim, accusing them of committing a "ferocious mugging of memory".
Very quickly, though, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's series unfolds into a ferocious dissection of grief, memory, trauma, friendship, family dynamics, self-esteem and the pain of love.
And yet even those who were cast out defend his memory with a ferocious passion.
Belichick tried to Windex away any memory of the ferocious defense that led to such an aberrant effort from Pennington.
This serenity was swept aside by the violent fanfare at the start of the fourth movement, and despite a luxurious quartet of soloists, including bass Gerald Finley and mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill, the London Symphony Chorus were the stars, singing from memory and with ferocious conviction.
Hama, the scene of the largest protests yet and haunted by the memories of a ferocious crackdown a generation ago, has emerged as a potent challenge to President Bashar al-Assad.
With the ferocious summer heat just a hazy memory, late autumn is the perfect time to explore this compelling city's unexpected delights.
A few too many slides involve naked female prisoners, and at one point Mr. Paolillo simulates a ferocious bout of masturbation to a memory of sending young women to the gas chamber.
We will miss Lally's fabulous memory, family stories and her ferocious spirit when playing Scopa.
However, activists, diplomats and academics all describe recent events as one of the most ferocious Communist party assaults on civil rights in memory.
