Sentence examples for fierce circle from inspiring English sources

There's still time for Rick Santorum or even Jon Huntsman to surge, or for Ron Paul to expand his support beyond his small, fierce circle of admirers.

Five years later, the cancellation of that contract is still a matter of fierce debate in biodefense circles.

He was the fiercest of the Clinton circle's warriors: profane, abrupt, and, at his best, effective.

The very fact of the participation of Wilder's party in these negotiations caused fierce discussions in political circles.

Even for an inner circle known for fierce allegiance to Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Crowell's decade-long tenure stood out.

She is the author of many books, including "The End of the Novel of Love," a National Book Critic's Circle Award finalist, "Fierce Attachments: A Memoir," and "The Men in My Life".

But the outcry in the city's political and civic circles has been fierce.

In informal discussions, officials said, Russian scientists also discussed with their American counterparts the 1971 smallpox outbreak that had stirred fierce debate in bio-defense circles.

If anything, an obsession with "realness" exists in disco circles that is as fierce as anything in rock: an insistence on remaining true to the original sound by the proponents of disco past and present.

The controversial Tory initiative to set up free schools received fast-track public funding after fierce lobbying from education secretary Michael Gove's inner circle of advisers, according to leaked emails.

Week by week, summer by summer, season by season, we watch with cannibalistic glee as alliances are made and broken by tan people circling each other and driven by fierce inner fires of opportunism.