Sentence examples for much more ferocious from inspiring English sources

The rhythms were much more ferocious and their vocal techniques were much more violent.

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

How much more ferocious would those card players be without their prompting, how much wackier Madame Arcati?

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

It is wrong of Nato to suggest the bombing did not unleash a new and much more ferocious attack on the people of Kosovo.

Lagerfeld, who grew up in rural northern Germany, was schooled by a much more ferocious challenger in the form of his equally acerbic mother, Elisabeth Lagerfeldt, whom he idolised.

By the 60s he had created a much bolder, more ferocious style.

The belt has made me so much more of a ferocious fighter".

When the world was young, and the moon closer to it, tides were much higher, faster and more ferocious.

It was fitting, he indirectly suggests, for Piaf to fall for a boxer, because this ferocious flyweight is much more of a pugilist than he is.

The scariest parts, though, come less from tales of sharp fangs and ferocious claws, and much more from the disquieting message, stalking the reader throughout, about a delicate balance disturbed.