There is no excommunication or ferocity toward infidels.
My clients represented the whole continuum of ferocity toward women.
After a savage climax, a slow, occasionally discursive string threnody takes over, during which the brass intrusions gradually lose some ferocity and the music moves towards a tentative nobility.
Add this to Holst's passionately felt socialism and his profound understanding of Hinduism, and The Planets begins to make sense: not as an astrological chart à la Mystic Meg, but as a pilgrim's progress from the ferocity of industrialised capitalism (Mars) towards a karma of enlightenment (Neptune).
Yet there is ferocity in the vulpine claws she extends towards Goneril.
But the right's reaction to a report that recommends the withdrawal of American combat troops by early 2008 and a return to diplomatic engagement in the region has been striking in its ferocity.Mr Bush signalled that he is cool towards one of the central recommendations: engaging Iran and Syria in a regional dialogue.
Once past a couple of dodgy high notes early on, Gabriele Schnaut, as Elektra, proved to be vocally steadier than we have heard her for some time, though her characterisation tends towards the monochrome, lacking the obsessive ferocity and verbal incisiveness necessary for a great interpretation of the role.
While there was something endearingly naive about her role as besotted Winifred, and comically understated as the reactionary matriarch in Mrs Dalloway, her depiction of Martha displayed a ferocity previously unrevealed in earlier roles that tended towards either the respectable, down to earth, or emotionally obsessive, sad or caring.
"The ferocity of her attack and the speed that she was coming towards me, I knew I had no choice but to fire my firearm".
The Israelis responded with ferocity.
