Sentence examples for looks ferocious from inspiring English sources

She looks ferocious, in spite of her make-up and pale pink scarf.

A snoek (technically, Thyrsites atun) is not gruesome-looking but it does look ferocious.

Its white swirl, smaller than the hurricane's, looked ferocious.

His fastball reached 95 m.p.h. and he looked ferocious.

It didn't look elegiac, though; it looked ferocious, and one was glad, finally, to see Boal bare his teeth.

Actually, all cyclists look ferocious, with their formidable prehistoric-looking mandibles jutting below the wraparound sunglasses and new-age helmets.

Is there a technical reason for this, or is to just make the ships look ferocious — more psychological warfare?

With his bald head and menacing eyebrows, Mr. Starker looked ferocious, and by all accounts he could be ferocious in the teaching studio.

David Wright has started to look ferocious at the plate; and Jason Bay, the Mets' one big off-season acquisition, has quietly rounded into form over the past several games.

A bull that bellows, shakes its head, and paws the sand, though looking ferocious to the uninitiated, often is a manso.

Although they look ferocious, often hanging out in groups, they are actually harmless vegetarians who like nothing more than a spot of coastal seaweed.