Sentence examples for fierce burning from inspiring English sources

[His students were] … transfixed … It was as if one of the legendary poets of the past had walked into the room, complete with white beard, stick, dark clothes, glamorous waistcoats, fierce burning eyes, and deep resonant voice.

During the night he said he got a fierce burning sensation in his head which felt like his head was covered with nits, and spent the night tearing at the top of his head".

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Moodie's fierce serve and burning presence allied to Huss's nimble dexterity at the net and relaxed vibes were a wonderful example of how abilities which complement each other and co-operate become more than twice the talents of two individuals.

"The fierce competitive streak burning inside Johnny sometimes boiled over.

"Lee's Count is piercingly rapt, a fierce carnal evil burning behind his flashing eyes," Jeremy Dyson wrote in the Guardian on the film's reissue in 1958.

"Lee's Count is piercingly rapt, a fierce carnal evil burning behind his flashing eyes," Jeremy Dyson wrote in the Guardian on the film's reissue.

The orchestrated soul-baring barnstormer I'm Thinking of You and the cheekily alienated Nowhere Is Home ("take your Irish stereotype and shove it up your arse!") find Rowland's fire burning with a fierce sense of renewal.

In some profound sense, each work is a self-portrait by other means, shot through with a burning appreciation of life – and a fierce sense of death, most piercingly that of her mother.

But the aggressive effort to rescue the $40 billion industry is running into fierce opposition from environmental groups, who say pollution caused by burning coal should not be exported.

Uber is burning through more than a billion dollars a year in China as it wages a fierce price-war against local rival Didi Kuaidi, its chief executive said.