Sentence examples for ferocious message from inspiring English sources
The pieces that followed reflected a commitment by Bill T. Jones to memorialize his partner by never for a moment compromising a vision of physical grace melded to a ferocious message.
"It wasn't even ferocious, but the message was real clear".
The lesson of recent years is that political leaders by themselves will not sustain a strong citizenship message in the face of ferocious opposition from the elite political culture, even if they believe in it and have strong evidence of its appeal.
They think Frank Sinatra's version of "Fly Me to the Moon" is a recording of their grandfather sending out a message of paternal love and that ferocious cats who live beyond the gate have killed an invisible fourth sibling.
The scariest parts, though, come less from tales of sharp fangs and ferocious claws, and much more from the disquieting message, stalking the reader throughout, about a delicate balance disturbed.
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.
That was the first message Clemens sent, but it was not the last as he showed the ferocious approach that the Yankees have always wanted to see.
The message comes before a rally in Manchester on Monday where Ed Miliband, the party leader, is due to mount a ferocious assault on Tory plans for the health service.
This writer is uncomfortable with the "abortion on demand and without apology" slogan, not because of any disagreement with the message, but because the in-your-face tossing of the gauntlet seems to push the sides into ever more ferocious conflict.
Congestion can be ferocious.
