Sentence examples for fierce bite from inspiring English sources

It was a group of them, which was really intimidating, as they've a fierce bite.

Let's just say it: The Riot Grrrls are taking a fierce bite out of "Titus Andronicus," Shakespeare's grisly revenge tragedy.

The trouble comes when such fierce dogs bite the wrong person – invariably it is the wrong person – and has to be put down.

The painter Ma Desheng and the sculptor Wang Keping were members of the dissident Stars group in the late 1970's, and their work adds a fierce, expressionistic bite to the show.

The wall had cracks where tiny kwalikwata lived; their bites were fierce and sharp, and when he yelped his cellmates mocked him.

Still, when it comes to probing the radicalism of his time, Bazarov remains the enduring figure of the self-absorbed radical whose bark is fierce but who has no bite, a specimen not absent among radicals today.

As if its cultural bite wasn't fierce enough, Italy boasts some of the planet's most spectacular scenery, from icy Alps and epic lakes to vine-laced hills and sunburnt coasts.

In this poor and remote area, a three-hour drive along rocky switchbacks to the nearest city, most people run for their lives at the sight of what Adomo described as "very fierce snakes" that deliver deadly bites.

But then - how can you create fierce political drama when it requires biting the Corporate hand that gives you money and steers your Board?

This, too, should not be overstated: Mr Obama quickly had to toughen up his rhetoric on Russia back in August, and Mr McCain's presidential bite would surely be less fierce than his candidate's bark.

Get caught in the afternoon sun, and it feels as though something hot and fierce has jumped on your shoulders and bitten your neck.