Sentence examples for a source of fierce from inspiring English sources

St.-Marcellin is a source of fierce local pride.

How the changes will affect existing insurance costs is a source of fierce debate.

Every meal was eaten anonymously: he "never even accepted a glass of brandy" without paying, and the integrity of the project was a source of fierce pride.

As well as sowing the seeds for greater consumption, the huge new supply of apartments should deflate bubbly property prices and so ease a source of fierce resentment among ordinary Chinese.

Indeed, where standards of mass catering were concerned, it was also a source of fierce anger: the guides had the effect "of telling people that they could no longer get away with murder – because I would expose them".

Democratic attorneys general are expected to be a source of fierce resistance to Trump, much like Republican attorneys general opposed former President Barack Obama's policies.

WASHINGTON — In the first public airing of an investigation that remains the source of fierce international outrage, the Justice Department on Monday unsealed its case against five private security guards, built largely around the chilling testimony of a sixth guard about the 2007 shootings that left 17 unsuspecting Iraqi civilians dead at a busy Baghdad traffic circle.

As this article in The Scotsman reminds us, it is the range and complexity of feelings its former residents will harbour towards Red Road that are being flattened into so much choking dust: "The flats were a source of pride and embarrassment, a place of fierce friendships and bitter feuding, a sanctuary and a prison.

Her identity may now be literature's most beguiling mystery – the source of fierce speculation and dinner party gossip.

Ministers from Germany and France, as well as other commissioners in the EC, had criticised the proposed settlement - which also became the source of fierce opposition from complainants to the original investigation, who said Almunia had not put it through "market testing" to examine its effects on their businesses.

Moshe Levinger, who is in his sixties, is Hebron's first Jewish settler, a fierce man, and a source of vexation for the Army and the police.