fearsomely's Usage Examples:

Described by The Independent as a "fearsomely physical" forward, Ford began his career with his hometown club Swansea.

But, oh, that script by Dwight Taylor! It is a fearsomely rigged and foolish thing, planted with fatuous situations that even Mr.

Joe Muggs of The Arts Desk stated that the song contains "fearsomely direct lyrics on police violence, street life and protest".

He is generally at loggerheads with his fearsomely proper novelist aunt, Julia Ukridge, who lives in a big house off Wimbledon.

critic Jia Tolentino of The New Yorker Aldama "rules the program with a fearsomely controlled demeanor interrupted by flickers of maternal warmth.

"'Snowfall' sci-fi trilogy captures a fearsomely frozen future".

1646, a large catalogue of sectarian Protestant views, written from a fearsomely adversarial point of view and treating them as heresies.

The start of the fifth movement involves only the choirs in a fearsomely chromatic un-accompanied polyphonic passage, after which the soprano soloist.

amidst a swarm of familiars and fearsomely invoked conjurations.

"Predatory dinosaur was fearsomely fast".

The "fearsomely difficult" violin concerto was revived in 2013 in Ealing, London.

with each other (Siffert, Ickx, Rodriguez, Redman, Elford) at the most fearsomely fast circuit in Europe, and there was a Ferrari-Porsche confrontation.

applauded the game and concluded "Once you get stuck into a season, it is fearsomely addictive, and all aspects of football management are present and correct.

Supervision Army centuries later, the Zentradi entered into combat with their fearsomely powerful force of millions of space warships and mecha produced in thousands.

that someone threatened her feminist interests then she would attack fearsomely.

of B-level Britpics in the past, though his presence has never been so fearsomely concentrated as it is here.

Kasdan has packed his action well against the fearsomely long, dusty stretches of Western plain.

Brando considered Chaplin a "fearsomely cruel man", claiming that Chaplin: "was an egotistical tyrant and a penny-pincher.