Sentence examples for more ferocious than from inspiring English sources

He could sound more ferocious than he was.

Baker has now pitted himself against a foe more ferocious than the moral establishment or feminist pundits.

Just as animals avoid the possibility of being eaten by something more ferocious than themselves by settling on elevated ground, so human architecture does.

In his first year, Epstein built a deep Robo-lineup that stressed on-base percentage and has been more ferocious than he imagined.

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.

The problem is that even though his owner says he is no more ferocious than a kitty cat, Bandit is a 116-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback, and when prospective landlords meet him, they tend to cringe.

As is often the case, there is no more ferocious advocate than a convert.

The movie is nothing if not inscrutable – and that's why it is bound to provoke far more ferocious debate than any conventional tale of a star's fall from grace ever would.

Though few thinkers still bother to attack it, let alone go on proclaiming its death, the novel remains exceedingly well defended, commanding larger, more ferocious armies than such a modest institution requires.

The twin bombing in Jos was a more ferocious attack than the blasts carried out by Boko Haram in 2012 when it seemed the aim was to foment religious violence.

(Incidentally, it stages a sexual assault more ferocious and shocking than anything in my old play).