Sentence examples for ferocious searching from inspiring English sources

"His prose has an easy charm that masks a ferocious, searching intellect," argued Melissa Katsoulis in the Times about At Last, the new Patrick Melrose novel by Edward St Aubyn, "one of the few authors about whom one struggles to find bad press..

Searching, searching, searching.

I will search for the most ferocious type of crocodile," he was quoted as saying by local news website Tempo.

Savage reptIles, it willd searchare just the latest brutal tactic employed by his government.

Imagine the ferocious analytical horsepower of Google applied to Facebook's data: your pictures; likes and dislikes; when and where you were born; where you were educated; where you work; your religion, sexual orientation and political views — though the engine searches only those things that you have chosen to make public (or, more to the point with Facebook, neglected to make private).

The verb "to google" entered the Oxford English Dictionary in 2006 and Google dominates the search engine market despite ferocious competition from Yahoo! and Microsoft.

"I endured rough handling, ferocious beasts and high winds," he says, "all in the search for my Special Someone".

Much of the scene involves James's search for the timer, a task he undertakes with ferocious concentration as the increasingly unnerved Sanborn and Eldridge (proxies for the viewers) stand watch.

In my biotechnology search practice, I've found that smaller employers have a ferocious appetite for people with these abilities.

Everyone — from the soldiers who conducted the search, to the policemen who came to arrest him, to his ferocious interrogators, to the lawyer charged with defending him — saw Rogelio as he assumed they would: as a clueless, ignorant young man from the provinces.

Says Dotster's page: "There is ferocious competition to be on the first two or three pages of each search".