Sentence examples for sound more ferocious from inspiring English sources

He could sound more ferocious than he was.

A spectacular account of the Piano Concerto No. 1 was all coiled intensity and electric release, with athleticism and finesse from the soloist, Olli Mustonen, and superb if slightly restrained work by the orchestra, whose low brasses sound more ferocious and imposing all the time.

The animals sound more ferocious than friendly, but Bryce's smile persists through the noise as he greets the strangers opening the doors like they are his best friends.

The top-line V-8 convertible no doubt sounds even more ferocious while ripping through four-second zero-to-60 mph runs.

While the covers may have been rearranged, the bands own songs "Gentlemen," "Retarded" and "Milez is Dead" sounded much more ferocious and angst-ridden that ever before.

This was most evident in the work of Memphis blues guitarists such as Joe Hill Louis, Willie Johnson, and particularly Pat Hare, who captured a "grittier, nastier, more ferocious electric guitar sound" on records such as James Cotton's "Cotton Crop Blues" (1954).

The album doesn't sound like a diatribe; it sounds more like a ferocious argument among a motley cast of characters.

Equally happy amid the bullish thrash of No Sudden Movement or the misty-eyed bombast of Wash It All Away, FFDP's everyman allure has seldom sounded more focused or ferocious.

Others want more ferocious cuts.

Millie is more ferocious".

Tidal surges will be more ferocious.