Sentence examples for less ferocious than from inspiring English sources

Though he is much less ferocious than he was, Mr Bahceli's politics and economics are still pretty hairy.

Overall Mr. Mearsheimer said he thinks the response to their views will be "less ferocious than last time, because it's becoming increasingly difficult to make the argument in a convincing way that anyone who criticizes the lobby or Israel is an anti-Semite or a self-hating Jew".

A powdery section of snow slid across the mid-Atlantic region and out toward sea on Saturday, making the season's first significant storm a less ferocious affair than a freakish Halloween weekend northeaster, or the blizzard of 2010.

But his politics are less ferocious – at least on the surface.

With those figures gone, the battle lines remain the same but the fight looks less ferocious.

Prefer your sharks a little less ferocious?

Successful startup founders I've met seem no less ferocious.

Take as an example, the anti-Muslim subway ads in 2012 that called Palestinians "savages," i.e., uncivilized, barbaric and ferocious; less than human.

He could sound more ferocious than he was.

The Killer isn't as ferocious as he once was, but when he was ferocious, he was more ferocious than any of us will ever be.

Ultimately, the Rapide S is more ferocious than its predecessor, though every bit as useful.