McCarthy and Arendt's "love affair" — as their friends described it — was a union of ferocious minds, but it was hardly unusual.
His complete adventures are a worthy reminder of his brilliance: the shambling policeman played by Peter Falk had one of the most ferocious minds on TV, taking down cunning killer after cunning killer, pulling their lies apart one by one.
He is a ferocious competitor, his mind set against doubt.
She has provided a considerable Hamlet, a ferocious Skriker, a mind-changing recital of The Masque of Anarchy.
And he never, ever runs out of things to say, about postwar Finsbury Park, "edyoucay-SHUN!" and "the ferocious seas" of his mind.
Judge Mikva's opinions as a jurist lay bare a keen analytical mind, a ferocious commitment to individual freedom, a deep respect for precedent, and a passion for clear, straightforward and honest exposition.
With that in mind, her ferocious devotion to Cara Lynn makes even more sense, and then for an added bonus, we find out that Cara Lynn is a math genius.
Bob Crow was a ferocious man.
Before children, we were two young lovers with a ferocious appetite for each others minds, bodies and everything in between.
To start with, Mr. Sullivan lends Sir Robert the mien of an elegantly attired attack dog — the sort of quicksilver mind that talks with ferocious speed as if challenging his listeners to keep up, or daring them to contradict him.
