Sentence examples for that fearsome from inspiring English sources

She told him the hurricane did not seem all that fearsome.

Even that fearsome anticleric Voltaire knew of the purity of religious life at Ephrata and praised its members as "the most just and inimitable of men".

Finally, that fearsome American critic, Harold Bloom, identified Underworld as "the culmination of what DeLillo can do", a novel that "touched what I would call the sublime".

Some experts believe, for example, that fearsome missiles shown off in parades may be fakes for Western eyes.

(Though naturally Palestinians are the ones getting killed, as Israel has elementary missile defenses and the Hamas rockets are not all that fearsome).

It poses the leading question, "Does this boom in popularity mean that single career women are simply choosing sex toys over time-consuming relationships?" thereby resurrecting that fearsome straw (wo)man, the single female married to her job who prefers her vibrator to men and thus threatens to undermine civilization as we know it.

It is in that genre, I suspect, that his fearsome skills will find their natural home.

Olsen felt that the Fearsome Foursome could have excelled in any era.

But scientists have now found that this fearsome animal was not superior in all respects.

It took Neil Patrick Harris only about three minutes to banish any worries that the fearsome Host Fatigue Syndrome would overtake him and the Tony Awards on Sunday night.

Cole: "And in the sea, they charge the destroyer that is fearsome to some, one that evokes horror when it sails and it docks".