Sentence examples for believes fierce from inspiring English sources

But the 27-year-old Davies, who wears a scrum cap, believes "fierce" collisions mean "bangs" are inevitable.

He believes that fierce scrap for places on the plane has helped focus his players' minds sharply on the task in hand.

French filmmaker Yves Montmayeur, Cannes' press conference moderator, believes the fierce independence of critics at the festival can scare away the Hollywood studios.

As he wrote in his book, "I believed in fierce competition and swift retaliation for mistreatment".

On each side, faith merges with perception, making the partisans believe with fierce certainty that they represent the country's true majority.

Davidson says that it appears that from "early times" the Germanic peoples "believed in fierce female spirits doing the command of the war god, stirring up disorder, taking part in battle, seizing and perhaps devouring the slain".

What will save him, Maraniss believes, is his fierce competitive will.

I listen to him explain, in perfect English and against a background of arriving and departing mortar shells, his theory of an enemy made up of (1) "loonies" (the drivers of suicide trucks); (2) "rats" (the denizens of the tunnels); and (3) "attack dogs" (who he believes will offer fierce resistance).

If you look fierce, it'll help you believe you ARE fierce.

As with primitive peoples who believe that eating fierce animals will make them fierce, they assume that watching quick cuts in rock videos turns your mental life into quick cuts or that reading bullet points and Twitter postings turns your thoughts into bullet points and Twitter postings.

Yet it's worth noting that the reason Volcker is esteemed today is because, 30 years ago, as Fed chairman, he stuck by a monetary policy — a severe tightening, in his case — that he believed in despite fierce denunciations.