Sentence examples for bring fierce from inspiring English sources

Instead they bring fierce mutual loyalty and an unexpected sweetness to their pursuit of goodness in a bad world.

The next morning bring fierce winds that blow the rain horizontal.

Bring "fierce" to the table every time.

The Seneca-Cayugas' project here has brought fierce opposition from county government officials like Mr. Fearon.

February 17 2009 March 7 200909 Feb. 17-March 7: The vocalist Ute Lemper brings fierce wit and biting intelligence to her performances.

Lenelle Moïse brings fierce passion to Sojourner Truth's plea for equality, "Ain't I a woman?," which resonates with every racial and sexual inequality today.

And the orders bring to an end a Central Intelligence Agency program that kept terrorism suspects in secret custody for months or years, a practice that has brought fierce criticism from foreign governments and human rights activists.

The company's embrace of a sensible menu of safety restrictions in exchange for ending threatened lawsuits against it brought fierce criticism and financial pressure from other firearms manufacturers, distributors and gun dealers.

Soon after they broke down, the Syrian-backed Hezbollah militia stepped up attacks on Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, bringing fierce Israeli reprisals that served to unite normally squabbling Arab leaders behind both Syria and Lebanon.

The darker feelings that reside just below his congenial surface — envy of Sarah's career success, rage at a betrayal he at first chooses to ignore — eventually burst forth, in scenes to which Mr. d'Arcy James brings fierce, raw anger that sets the stage crackling with currents of powerful feeling.

"No society in the world provides fuel and electricity to a country rocketing it," he said, although Israeli cuts in supplies to Gaza have already brought fierce criticism from the United Nations and human rights groups about "collective punishment" of civilians and even cautions from Washington.