Sentence examples for so fearsome that from inspiring English sources

The god was so fearsome that Aztecs normally buried her depictions face-down in the earth.

The block's reputation was so fearsome that police dispatchers issued warnings before sending officers.

The United States considered Mr. Mugniyah so fearsome that a $25 million bounty was placed on his head.

His reputation was so fearsome that the hangman's noose became known as "Stolypin's necktie" due to the hundreds of opponents that were executed during his rule.

Just 26 and with a creditable — if unexceptional — pedigree in amateur wrestling, Newell is not so fearsome that professional fighters should cower.

And Intisar's fiancé turns out to be the head of government security, a figure so fearsome that he is nicknamed the Hand of God.

And fourth, to prevent the enraged people of Monmouth retaliating in so fearsome a manner that "humanity itself may shudder".The necessity of vengeanceWashington responded sympathetically to the petition.

The violence was so fearsome last month that the American Embassy in Mexico City temporarily closed the consular agency in Reynosa, which offers assistance to Americans, many of whom manage the hundreds of manufacturing plants based here.

Musicians eager to persuade audiences that Schoenberg's music is not so fearsome usually accomplish that by cheating a bit.

He reminisced about doing five shows a day there as part of Motown's "Motortown Revue" in the early 1960s, when the Apollo crowds' reputation for booing acts offstage was so fearsome, Mr. Robinson said, that "I was afraid to look out in the audience".

The weekend's highlight, in Mr. Torresan's estimation, was when the museum's iconic 1957 racing bike – powered by a 500-cubic-centimeter V-8 engine and so fearsome to ride that the factory finally withdrew it from competition – was rolled out and fired up.