Sentence examples for technically fearsome from inspiring English sources
Aimard, who had performed 18 of Ligeti's solo-piano Études the previous evening, has become the definitive interpreter of this technically fearsome keyboard writing.
He had studied Elvin Jones's drumming on John Coltrane's album "A Love Supreme" and had a fascination, as so many young Cuban musicians do, with the technically fearsome work of the saxophonist Michael Brecker and the drummer Steve Gadd.
One is technically fearsome, something that has all the outward appearance of needing to buy into a cult.
Although their claws look fearsome (technically these are gnathopods, described by the Encyclopedia Brittanica as claws "used to grasp females during copulation") these are tiny creatures just a couple of millimetres in length.
It's as fearsome and technically brilliant as the great chief Quanah Parker on horseback with his lance.
At the top of their game, Chelsea's attack is the most fearsome Arsenal Nicklas Bendtner central, Andrey Arshavin on the left and Samir Nasri on the right – technically that's a very good front three, with excellent mobility.
The alternative is fearsome.
Paul Anderson was fearsome.
