Sentence examples for least fearsome from inspiring English sources

He knows the angles at Lord's but he does not necessarily know the peculiar demands of a Test match and a capacity crowd, albeit when facing one of the least fearsome international attacks.

The discovery was announced as Canadian experts unveiled their own remarkable finding, the fossilised remains of what may have been the least fearsome predator ever to stalk the continent.

Baleen whales, the gentle giants of the seas, have at least one fearsome skeleton in the closet.

It may not be fearsome, at least not yet, but it is intriguing.

(AP) — Northern California crews battling the country's deadliest wildfire in a century were bracing for strong winds Sunday that could erode gains they have made in containing the fearsome blaze, which has killed at least 76 and leveled a town.

Emergency officials said the fearsome hurricane left thousands temporarily homeless and at least 13 people dead in Florida, including a man crushed by a banyan tree and an elderly couple found beneath an overturned dump truck.

Matt Kaplan writing for National Geographic News on August 11, 2009 (http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/pf/730097341.html) states that "A mighty hunter has fallen at least in the eyes of countless kids who admire the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex".

At times, he seemed more intent on rehabilitating their fearsome reputation altogether, making them, if not likable, then at least admirable.

In his darkest hours as captain Border could at least point to mitigating factors, as his inexperienced sides ran headlong into fearsome West Indies bowling attacks and the genius of Sir Richard Hadlee.

All that furious activity must have helped him distance himself from Pembleton -- enough, at least, to allow him to play another homicide detective (albeit a conspicuously less fearsome one) in Gregory Hoblit's ingenious time-travel movie "Frequency".

He calls the Bible college central to the transformation of Angola from one of the most fearsome prisons in the country to one of the more mellow, at least for those deemed to be cooperative.