As our debate showed, arguments for and against decriminalising prostitution are fierce and complex.
He provides a fierce and complex sense of personality, formal and otherwise, that veers from the severe to the playful, and from the ideological to the mystical.
Rock is full of bands touted as 'the next Nirvana', but At The Drive-In - a fierce and complex Texan art-punk band who shook with passion and mass appeal - really were going to be just that, at the turn of the Millennium: a force from the underground that redefined the mainstream.
The debate over how to sort the Lords out properly will inevitably be fierce, lengthy and complex.
A different archival impulse paid off for Debo Band, a Boston group devoted to the Ethiopian funk of the late 1960s and '70s: fierce, jagged, complex and galvanizing music.
This complex, fierce, and majestic drama, from 1941-42, is based on a true story from the early eighteenth century.
Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone said that "the great thing about Oops! – under the cheese surface, Britney's demand for satisfaction is complex, fierce and downright scary, making her a true child of rock & roll tradition".
The movie that he made next, "Gran Torino," is a film of grand and tragic paradox and of fierce, complex personal passion — the film in which he revisits the vigilante turn that made his day back in the seventies.
The Alaskan tribal masks at Donald Ellis, for example, are thrillingly fierce and wonderfully inventive in their complex, multipart construction.
It is oddly complex music, both fierce and defeated, driven by a loathing that has no limits.
Braxton's music can be brittle, fierce, even impenetrably complex, and his methods so radical as to require a notational language of his own invention that only a small group of players can interpret.
