Sentence examples for really fearsome from inspiring English sources

"This is the amazing sleeping dog, a highly dangerous, really fearsome creature," I say, pretending to stare at the camera, as Mr. Irwin likes to do on "The Crocodile Hunter".

What intrigues most about this wonderful exhibition – and how sad that it has no catalogue, because its story is so rich and so much worth the telling – is that the tiger seldom looks really fearsome, even when the artist seems to be doing his best to make it look as terrifying as possible.

That inhibits really fearsome displays of driving machismo, which is a shame since the suspension and engine are up to a higher level of aggression.

In 2009, a Minnesota Republican, Michele Bachmann, spoke of the "Hoot-Smalley act," which "took a recession and blew it into a full-scale depression".Does the brainchild of Reed Smoot and Willis Hawley (both Republicans, incidentally) really deserve its fearsome reputation as the begetter of the worst economic crisis in modern history?

Moreover, if the sovereign's failure to provide adequate protection to subjects extinguishes their obligation to obey, and if it is left to each subject to judge for herself the adequacy of that protection, it seems that people have never really exited the fearsome state of nature.

There is nothing in those movies — not giant scorpions or fearsome Jabberwocks — that really needs extra virtual bulk.

The half-truths, the analysts said, included not only a doctored photo of a salvo firing but also misleading statements about the range of the largest missile and two videos that made the firings seem more numerous and fearsome than they really were.

Examining photographs from the site invites one to imagine what it would be like to stumble in upon this vast, silent and fearsome crowd; it really is an army, and even without their original coloring***, they are vividly lifelike.

The only thing missing that would really make it more of a fearsome competitor to the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 is a stylus.

This is why singling out RBS, or UBS, or S&P, will never have the fearsome deterrent effect that the DOJ really wants.

The coalition itself still has a positive approval rating but, at 3%, only just.In this section Sure start Send for the wonks Efficiency drive Voting blue Never-ending story Tweaking the experiments Don't mess with British bins Public policy editor Correction: Maersk Line ReprintsAnd all this is before the government's fearsome programme of fiscal austerity has really begun to bite.