The phrase "fierce character" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a descriptive phrase used to describe someone who is bold, intense, and strong-willed in their actions and behavior. Example: The novel's protagonist had a fierce character, never backing down from a challenge and always standing up for what she believed in.
And it registers in fierce character portraits that make for vibrant performances.
Of his challenge working with Sir Henry's statue, Treacy said he was "a rather forbidding and fierce character".
Vajravarahi inherits the fierce character and wrath of Varahi.
Abnegation (the selfless): How did Tris become such a generous yet fierce character?
Lawrence, who's been nominated for three Oscars and won once (for "Silver Linings Playbook"), maintains her tight hold on the fierce character of Katniss, a rebel by instinct who insists, always, on being defiantly her own person.
England can be certain that De Villiers will be a much more vocal presence than the studious Amla, whose style was not to everyone's liking in a country where many sportsmen tend to be fairly fierce characters.
She's a fierce character-been through a lot and done more than survive...she has kept growing and learning and daring.
It is hinted at in the show through several of the designer Peter de Sève's drawings of the movies' fiercer characters.
The film stars Tom Hardy, in the title role made famous by Mel Gibson, and Charlize Theron as a fierce new character named Furiosa.
"The reviews are going to continue to expand our demographics". The film stars Tom Hardy, in the title role made famous by Mel Gibson, and Charlize Theron as a fierce new character named Furiosa.
Romulus is such a fierce Olympian character -- capable of great mirth and great melancholy, as Robert E. Howard wrote of his Conan the Barbarian -- that the mystery isn't evolved enough to keep pace on the screen with the turns of his mind.
