Sentence examples for a really fierce from inspiring English sources

"We're entering a really fierce global recession," Mr. Rogoff said.

She was a really fierce competitor – with the heart of a lioness.

And thanks in part to the actions of Samuel Adams who really is — you'll see today — a brilliant propagandist and a man with a really fierce sense of his rights — his British rights and his grievances as an English subject.

"Teams really want to set good habits and want for their young guys to come in and play well so I think this year you're going to have a really fierce competition to the end, which is terrific".

I have seen her perform in different ensembles and she is really fierce, a force of nature.

"This is really fierce," said Janett Pabon, an instructor.

"The competition will be really fierce and it's the chance of a lifetime to go out there and compete," Bell-Drummond continued.

Anyone interested in studying to become an actor should intern in a casting office like mine, where it's easy to see how really fierce the competition is.

The sun is really fierce.

The ongoing ratification debate was actually really fierce.

If that happens in large numbers, the competition will get really fierce for everyone.