Sentence examples for look fearsome from inspiring English sources

Some do indeed look fearsome, with visible weapons like spikes or saws or hammers.

Viewers must keep in mind that creatures that look fearsome to us in the West are often beneficent in Asian cultures.

Although their claws look fearsome (technically these are gnathopods, described by the Encyclopedia Brittanica as claws "used to grasp females during copulation") these are tiny creatures just a couple of millimetres in length.

Those being interrogated on the program do not look fearsome; these are not the faces to be found in the propaganda videos that turn up on Web sites or on Al Jazeera.

These spikes may look fearsome, but they are shorter than the thickness of a credit card, causing no more pain than a mosquito bite when applied to the skin, according to researchers.

The names of Luffy, Sanji, Chopper, Robin, and Franky's techniques are often mixed with other languages, and the names of a number of Zoro's sword techniques are designed as jokes; for example, some of them look fearsome when read by sight but sound like kinds of food when read aloud (like Zoro's signature move, Onigiri, which is rendered as demon's cut but may also mean rice ball).

He looks fearsome, but also rather tired.

The technology looks fearsome (there's even a humming black tower of servers) though the system Atkins is using already lags behind latest CGI developments.

Holding his 6-foot-2, 210-pound frame rigidly at attention and flexing his arms in different positions, he looked fearsome.

-- The thing looks fearsome enough on the ground, 40 feet from teeth to tail, spikes raised and claws extended, rearing its head as though to give some lacertilian battle call.

And though all the hardware looks fearsome, in order to be sold military equipment must be "demilitarized" -- in other words, it doesn't really shoot -- making tanks into little more than big tractors, capable of only a poof from a black-powder charge.