Sentence examples for level of ferocity from inspiring English sources

Trump's words often project a level of ferocity that his behavior does not match.

But Rickles is certainly to be credited with taking insult comedy to an unprecedented level of ferocity.

But if he seemed to be pouring a surprising level of ferocity into his squats, there were other reasons, too.

It was as if he didn't know Djokovic, had no familiarity with his shots or patterns, or expect his level of ferocity from the opening game a Djokovic love hold.

(It was Leonard who once told Ed Sullivan, "Don't worry, Ed someday you'll find yourself... and you'll be terribly disappointed"). But Rickles is certainly to be credited with taking insult comedy to an unprecedented level of ferocity.

Similar, though shorter, exchanges of fire have occurred several times in recent weeks, but residents of both Gaza and nearby Israeli communities said the latest fighting, which lasted more than 24 hours, reached a new level of ferocity.

Yet it fired new levels of ferocity.

Would it be like calling Kevin Kline's character "stupid" in A Fish Called Wanda, lifting him to new levels of ferocity?

The attack, late last month, was part of what Chechens described as an intensified government effort to stamp out the remnants of a war that has continued, at varying levels of ferocity, for nearly 15 years.

Tough enough to push a fascination with military styles — from the fall men's wear unveiled in Milan this week to the windows of the Gap — to new levels of ferocity.

Rendered insensate by their primary contest to the national security interests of either America or Israel, Republican candidates support Netanyahu with rising levels of ferocity -- exemplified by Marco Rubio's statement in last week's debate that President Obama "treats the Prime Minister of Israel with less respect than the Ayatollah of Iran".