Sentence examples for A bit fierce from inspiring English sources

(Pan to Lane as he rises and starts to speak. He does not sway, like Marvin Schwartz, but hunches forward, looking a bit fierce).

By the end of the year, Amy was on the cover of the WI magazine, the editor having discarded the less flattering shots ("She's a bit snarly, a bit fierce there") and was even making jam.

That could have been a reference to China, what with the inclusion of crimson satin dresses in the show, or it could have been a way to suggest these clothes were a bit more fierce.

Taller, ganglier Harry has got a bit of fierce teen attitude - a little bit anyway - and breaks the no-magic-outside-Hogwarts rule, hexing his unspeakable Aunt Marge (Pam Ferris) by making her blow up like Mrs Creosote and letting her float away.

Mandy Rhodes of Holyrood magazine writes, "despite a reputation as being a bit of a fierce one, [Lamont] is actually, really rather entertaining, engaging and wonderfully self-deprecating".

A small win at face value, but it's actually quite important; Qik faces a good bit of fierce competition (Flixwagon, Kyte, and Ustream to name a few) in the mobile streaming field.

It's a two-year political season, interrupted by five months of fierce legislating — a bit of which has as much to do with politics and elections as with governing the state.

This relic from the age of dinosaurs looked like two animals: one big plesiosaur a fierce reptile a bit like a cross between a long-necked dinosaur and a seal and another, much smaller jumble of bones.

The resulting images are fierce, colorful, grainy, a bit preposterous and patently artificial.

Even though Mr. Armani's tailoring can sometimes look a bit rigid, as if he confused fierce crispness with couture polish, the clothes were a step above his ready-to-wear.

Mr. Dunne explained that he had pined a bit for them on his new movie, "Fierce People".