Sentence examples for more ferociously from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit was litigated more ferociously than death penalty cases.

One student told the police that drum majors would be beaten more ferociously than others because they were leaders.

"He was going through a battle with cancer and, as the cancer started eating his body away, I saw his fight coming out more ferociously, not receding".

And when these gushing rivers, squeezing between embankments, reach areas without embankments, they are moving even faster and more ferociously than before, causing massive erosion of river banks.

In death, Reuben, with his birthmarked red face, is finally more ferociously alive to his father than he ever was as a boy struggling to fit in.

Trailing by 2-4 in the third set, Sampras lifted his game in a hurry, atypically grunting on returns and volleys, and closing on the net more ferociously.

No, the difference is that Elbaz's brand of luxury is more sedate, less ferociously hip than Ford's was.

He says that most people, even hardened smokers, do the same, and I do not find this surprising, since the brand he favors is more virulent and ferociously unfiltered than any other on the market.

After the burial, carrying all the children she had left, four toddlers Jaime and Benjamin, Lola and Fanny, conceived out of obligation more than passion she ferociously invaded the synagogue with her husband hot on her heels.

It rained ferociously more-or-less throughout the jubilee weekend.

As planned, the fire is burning more slowly and less ferociously than might otherwise have been the case.