Sentence examples for its most ferocious from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the subject of love — its various difficulties and wants — permeates this book, and we encounter it at its most ferocious in the volume's long title poem, a monologue addressed to Shaughnessy's son, Cal (which also happened to be the late poet Robert Lowell's nickname).

Indeed, the subject of love its various difficulties and wants permeates this book, and we encounter it at its most ferocious in the volume's long title poem, a monologue addressed to Shaughnessy's son, Cal (which also happened to be the late poet Robert Lowell's nickname).

Unfortunately, as in 2010, its most ferocious incidents are rarely contained within its borders.

Thus can a board inflict more-profound damage on a corporation than its most ferocious competitor or regulator.

By the time round two entered its closing stretch, the wind whipped to its most ferocious level of the week.

Britain was stumbling from one military catastrophe to another, America's entry into the war was still six months away and the Blitz was at its most ferocious.

Just before, he'd closed out "Young Girls" with his most ferocious singing of the night, and he kept it up, putting that power to work to sell hurt.

And at his most ferocious, 50 Cent has used the Internet viciously.

But Steinbrenner saved his most ferocious verbal darts for the Boston Red Sox and John Henry, their principal owner.

Dominica's communication towers snapped as the storm barrelled through the island, cutting the island off from the world as it struggled to cope with the destruction left by its strongest and most ferocious storm on record.

Ms. Holt said her mission was to motivate college students and recent graduates to look beyond jobs in corporate America, which is "at its largest and most ferocious in New York City".