Sentence examples for no less ferocious from inspiring English sources
He may yet be in trouble for a no less ferocious hit on a streaker at the end of the first half, just before he paved the way for the try through which Welsh held that half-time lead.
In Nicosia, the island's divided capital, the reaction was no less ferocious, with many predicting that the sheer burden of the bailout for a country whose economy is shattered would inevitably spur calls for Cyprus to leave the single currency.
Successful startup founders I've met seem no less ferocious.
But his politics are less ferocious – at least on the surface.
With those figures gone, the battle lines remain the same but the fight looks less ferocious.
Though he is much less ferocious than he was, Mr Bahceli's politics and economics are still pretty hairy.
The six New Jersey entrants resemble the Cliburn amateurs in their diverse backgrounds, but are less ferocious about winning.
With Muslims worldwide rejecting the secular values of the United States and Europe, Turkey reflects the faith's less ferocious and more tolerant face.
Probably not, but the historical baggage, and thus the dynamic, would have been different so the backlash might have been less ferocious.
My endorsement of Alexi Kaye Campbell's The Faith Machine at the Royal Court in September also met with similar, if less ferocious, opposition.
It's on this point that I rebel in favor of, particularly, de Kooning's hardly less ferocious "Women" paintings, which observe the imperative, shared by all the Abstract Expressionists, to reconcile figure and ground.
