Sentence examples for ferocious language from inspiring English sources

Similarly, David Cameron could easily cheer core supporters by picking a fight with the European Union, or by using ferocious language on immigration.Mr Cameron's party has form.

Right-wingers have reverted to ferocious cold-war language, accusing the government of weakness in defending their hero.Yet fears of a coup were always overblown.

Anyone who has seen Cunningham dance, and admired her meticulous accuracy and classical grace, might be surprised to see her tackling the ferocious furnace of language, hip-hop rhythms and archaic prosody that characterise the poetry of Tempest.

The Lochsa, which means Rough Water in the Nez Perce language, is ferocious and explosive white water, for hard-core rafters.

A19 Social Security Name Game In the debate over Social Security, one of the most ferocious struggles is over language, whether President Bush is proposing to create "personal" or "private" accounts in the program.

A ferocious hunger for life and language remained his dark secret for years.

At times it has a ferocious intensity, and the harmonic language is thickly chromatic and wildly wayward.

With its stark Appalachian setting, piercing language and coolly ferocious title character, "Serena" was a big book filled with bleakly beautiful details.

By Page 107 of an early typed "Network" draft, Chayefsky had found the language for Beale's ferocious decree: "You've got to say: 'I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore.' " In stage directions that follow Beale's speech, Chayefsky was already conjuring the same apocalyptic power that Finch later summoned in his indelible performance.

The playwright and actor Ms. Orlandersmith ("Yellowman," "The Gimmick") has long demonstrated a theatrical intelligence, ferocious stage presence and gift for staccato language.

Anthropologists have celebrated the Nuba for their singing, dancing, ferocious wrestling tournaments and dizzying number of languages, with nearly every major set of hills having its own tongue.