Sentence examples for more ferocious when from inspiring English sources

Such attacks tend to be "even more ferocious" when the accused is a woman, says Carrozza, now a deputy for the Democratic Party, who says she "understands" Capua's choice to leave.

Fun grew to a more ferocious passion when he was 10 and Yannick Noah, a black Frenchman, grippingly won the French Open.

Although the Red Sox have a more ferocious lineup when Ramírez is in the cleanup spot, Epstein seemed subdued about his return.

The Hammer, as he is known, is a much more ferocious political beast than Mr Lott and especially brutal when cornered.

Without that, we'll just be digging our hole deeper and making the reckoning, when it comes, that much more ferocious.

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 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.

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.

When so-called sportsmen needed a dog stubborn and strong enough to fight more ferocious animals like bears, they mated bulldogs with agile terriers.

Ms. Waterston's Gena, who is eager to get the party going but the first to try to rein things in when it starts reeling out of control, grows dithery and confused as the joshing bitchery becomes more ferocious.

When we find our way out of our comfort zones, these surprises can be greater and more ferocious.