Sentence examples for was very fearsome from inspiring English sources

(FG1F4) … coping with that whole process of losing more, losing more capacities, and so on, when their environment is so confounding for them…and (husband) at one point, thought the electronic hoist, in the room, was something that was very fearsome.

"My mother was such a strong figure, and she was very education-oriented, a little fearsome about it," Dr. Vargus said.

It was very much the show of the moment in the spring, and HBO knows how to run a fearsome campaign.

One insight from learning the sonata is that, just as some fearsome moments do eventually allow themselves to be tamed, certain things that ought to be very easy turn out to be enormously hard.

Finn is very highly regarded and has been so desperate to force his way into the Test team that he could be a fearsome weapon against this inexperienced West Indies top order.

The word behold is very much on my mind right now, and we're hearing it for the Christmas holidays, in Christmas carols and Biblical readings of wondrous and fearsome sights such as angels being beheld.

To call his photographs a bit tame is like saying a hamster is not a very fearsome animal.

"Although the numbers appear very fearsome, we have some leeway".

But Arendt found this very normality "terrifying'", and she remarked that the banality of Eichmann's evil was itself "fearsome".

(Ms Boothroyd, hardly a blue-blood, was a fearsome speaker).

Marianna Tarasova, a formidable mezzo-soprano, was a fearsome Amor.