Sentence examples for how fearsome from inspiring English sources

John Pickrell is an award-winning journalist, the editor of Australian Geographic magazine, and the author of Flying Dinosaurs: How Fearsome Reptiles Became Birds (Columbia, 2014).

The Romans had a tricky time in south Wales, with the senator and historian Tacitus noting how fearsome, warlike and difficult to subdue the tribes there were.

And seeing how easily a well-armed ship can destroy a town demonstrates just how fearsome and feared pirates were, at land and sea – and what a huge problem they were for entire nations relying on commerce and safe travel.

Deep gouges show how fearsome those paws can be - even if the bear in the clearing is currently using his to tear into a Victoria sponge.

With a great business idea and these marketing concepts, you can take down any Goliath, no matter how fearsome and entrenched.

Therefore, the security-industrial complex must play up how fearsome those bogeyman called "child pornographers" and "terrorists" have become; and to maximize those fears, they must hide or play down the actual facts, numbers, and risks.

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Now Tilghman has written what he describes as a "prequel": the story of how the fearsome Miss Mary ended up running, single-handed, this place that seems to eat its men alive.

Instead, by reversing the process that allows chickens to develop beaks rather than snouts, Bhullar and his colleagues gained insight into how the fearsome predators evolved into feathered poultry in the first place.

How could the fearsome Iraqi leader they had heard about for more a decade have been captured without a shot fired?

In fact, one of the highlights of our Big Blogger competition - deservedly won today by Christina Morgan - was seeing just how cuddly the fearsome commenter is, beard, rosy cheeks and all.