Sentence examples for ferocious violent from inspiring English sources

She is very interested in uniformity and fitness, and she has certain martial (Spartan, ferocious, violent, authoritarian) inclinations, and, in that sense, I suppose one could also say, a virile temperament.

"I think it is a big sell-off — profit-taking after an enormous, ferocious, violent run upward," said James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist for Wells Capital Management, speaking about the declines in stocks.

But the focus is always on her face: often ferocious, frequently violent, sometimes contorting in laughter, but always utterly compelling.

The Arctic can be benign and calm one minute, and ferocious and violent the next, with vicious storms and moving masses of ice.

In a fantastic blogpost this February, Bridget Minamore wrote: "The synonyms of 'fierce' are violent, ferocious, brutal, severe, stern, angry, vicious, furious, intense and strong.

He had his own demons to fight in public and in private life, being a man of extremes and contradictions: ferocious and tender, violent and self-restrained, opinionated and non-judgmental.

India's brothels are also unusually violent, with ferocious beatings common and pimps sometimes even killing girls who are uncooperative.

Good ideas help distinguish Rain from the many more violent and ferocious games on the PlayStation 3, but this short, gentle adventure gets an A more for effort than for execution.

Extreme weather events – ferocious heatwaves, epic floods and violent storms – are going to happen with increasing frequency.

In some character studies by Leonardo da Vinci, Hogarth, or Honoré Daumier, the passions reflected are so violent, the grimaces so ferocious, that it is impossible to tell whether the works were meant as portraits or caricatures.

At first the successive volumes of his own poetry grew increasingly violent, horrifying, fateful and ferocious, and the poems in them entangled the forces of life with those of death.