Sentence examples for anything fierce from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, so-called power wedges – ie anything fierce looking with a platform sole beneath the toe – are now past their sell-by.

) While samurai are remembered today mainly for their fierceness on the battlefield, in their day-to-day lives, they were anything but fierce.

As it turns out, Oedipal undercurrents are, if anything, less fierce than usual in this "Hamlet".

But rarely has the profession witnessed anything as fierce as a feud between two anthropologists -- one a former associate of Mr. Castaneda, the other a harsh critic -- that has now reached the New Mexico Supreme Court.

From 1915 until 1919 he was private secretary in France to the commander-in-chief, Sir Douglas Haig, and thus belonged with Siegfried's "scarlet majors at the base" (the scarlet referring to the red tabs of the general staff as much as to the colour of their faces), though he was anything but "fierce and bald and short of breath", being slender, elegant and exaggeratedly polite.

Who cares about anything beyond the fierce demands of appetite?

No one will dare suggest that the Georgians have anything but a fierce sense of identity, and the proof came again over the weekend.

"I think the criticism was a bit over the top, it wouldn't have been anything like as fierce in Brazil.

In places, McBride is positively gushing: "However difficult he could sometimes be, when I was with him I always felt I was in the presence of greatness and of genius and I could never feel anything less than fierce and devoted loyalty".

Mittal's biggest challenge so far is attracting other metal companies, which may be reluctant to share anything with their fierce rival.

The lesson: Regardless of intention, anything Nazi meets fierce disapproval.