For one so young his self-belief was astonishing, and he was possessed of a truly ferocious competitive spirit.
Republican foreign-policy types, while broadly endorsing Mr Kerry as fit to be secretary of state, harbour a truly ferocious distrust of Mr Obama.
15.Qxh7+ KarolyiNe6+!! Karolyi writes, "This is a truly ferocious shot".
They are truly independent independents, ferocious about the political mainstream's failure to deliver for their rural constituencies and impatient for a time when they could join forces to exert some real political muscle.
We are truly bereft, that this reticent, kindly man with the ferocious work ethic and superhuman facility will write for us no more.
Review: House of Cards makes ferocious, spoilerific return If the president is truly concerned by the possibility of spoilers (and not, say, just cashing in on a trending topic) he might want to make use of Netflix's spoiler foiler, which allows users to browse their Twitter feeds without any mention of the show.
But truly, the Garraway-Drapers seemed to crystallise the age, with their easy charm, ferocious intellects, and the total absence of a gimlet-eyed ambition to get somewhere - preferably a red carpet - fast.
He had burst through to being the biggest in the big time with a ferocious spell at Sabina Park in 2004 when he took seven for 12 and was truly scary.
After years of ferocious migrant-bashing, the national psyche has been successfully reprogrammed: millions of our citizens truly believe that humans from the old Soviet Union, Africa, Asia and the Middle East are flocking to get at those gorgeous council flats and big, fat, state handouts.
Still, gas supplies are truly vulnerable, while the thriving tourism industry is nervously counting cancelled bookings.Russia's rhetorical onslaught has been ferocious.
Regardless, it's a truly exceptional party best enjoyed in the company of far-sighted D.J.s; this month's guest turntablist, John Stanier, of the ferocious art-rock band Battles, more than qualifies.
