Sentence examples for a fierce vision from inspiring English sources

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What makes "6 Feet Beneath the Moon" satisfying isn't a sense of bravura or the impression of someone with a single, fierce vision.

To them I say, just because you have a high metabolism, it doesn't mean that you don't have a fierce moral vision and the right ideas to fix this country.

A sui generis autodidact (he now suspects he has Asperger's syndrome) equipped with a fierce moral vision and a sensuous musicality, he writes subtly about post­colonialism, urban sprawl and poverty and, in his most intimate poems, reminds us of the power of literature to transubstantiate grievance into insight.

It's actually disheartening to come across such moments of pathos, which affirm Irvine Welsh's fierce vision of working­-class despair.

"I had told you I did not print," Dickinson once wrote to Higginson, suggesting that it wasn't shyness or modesty that kept her from publishing; it was a fierce constancy to her vision of the page.

He was a fierce agitator with a vision rather than a clever administrator with a workable plan, and was so convinced of his strengths that he was blind to his weaknesses.

Since he assumed his role in February 2011, the board has become ground zero for a fierce clash between competing visions for higher education in Texas, including two of Mr. Perry's pet issues: how much degrees should cost, and how university faculty members should balance teaching and academic research.