Sentence examples for ferocious tone from inspiring English sources
"ferocious tone" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to describe someone's voice or words that are full of anger or a threatening attitude. Example sentence: "I was taken aback when my neighbor came to the door with a ferocious tone in his voice."
A prominent author was startled by the ferocious tone of the debate.
This pallid story draws its ferocious tone less from the fury of willful people than from the literalization of a flip metaphor: the idea that the movie industry is incestuous.
His technique, his which-notes-to-play choices, his ferocious tone, his deep understanding of noise-as-music, his session-players' professionalism, rubbed off on no more than a million or three young guitar players in the last 20 years.
It's become bit of a cliche to describe Leigh's films in these terms – what with the exaggerated physical characteristics, the ferocious comic tone, and the unabashed assault on social iniquities – there's no getting away from it with Mr Turner, which timewise lands smack-dab in Dickens' middle period.
But she will undoubtedly be seen at her best in the Neuberger show, and her best work is very strong, with a distinctive look and tone of ferocious hilarity that puts it head and shoulders above the well-schooled blandness coming from many of her peers.
The opening one, "Introspection," uses three guitar tones as a platform for a seductively mournful Mahanthappa solo that exemplifies his ability to stay in tune while employing quarter tones and ferocious dissonances.
One EU source described the discussions as polite and with no recriminations, a sharp change in tone following a ferocious war of words between Hungary and Luxembourg over asylum seekers.
From the kick-off the All Blacks set the tone, rattling Wallaby ball-carriers with ferocious hit after ferocious hit.
Sinfield curled over a superb conversion, then a legally ferocious tackle by Gareth Ellis set the tone for the second half by forcing the error that led to Sinfield's clinching and drought-breaking try.
Critical selection of album highlights has provided multiple standout tracks: Milton Savage unequivocally declares that "'Stone to Wake a Serpent' is an obvious selection: its ominous, horror-movie keyboard tones duel with Turner's most ferocious performance in some years", a pick Andrew Rennie of NOW shared.
"Girls can't be ferocious, then?" the mother said, and her mildly accusing tone made Stephen unsure how to take this.
