Sentence examples for fierce critical from inspiring English sources

A fierce critical intelligence animates every page of "Queer Street".

Jane Austen's irony never ages, never loses its fierce critical edge.

"A fierce critical intelligence animates every page of "Queer Street," wrote Maureen N. McLane in a Dec. 14 review in The New York Times Book Review.

The story of the last 25 years of Bruckner's life is essentially that of his symphonies: the creation of new concepts of form, time-span, and unity, and his struggle to achieve success in the face of fierce critical opposition.

There's a fierce critical intelligence at work in Ralph Fiennes's new adaptation of Shakespeare's Coriolanus, set somewhere like the war-torn Serbia of the 1990s, a world of rolling TV news, image management and cynical deals cut in smoke-filled rooms.

His descriptions of Australia here lack the historical depth of field displayed in his stunning history of that country, "The Fatal Shore," and his asides about various artists lack the fierce critical acuity displayed in his galvanic study of Goya (2003) and his 1990 collection of essays, "Nothing if Not Critical".

The unprecedented comments by Speaker Bercow sparked fierce criticism that he was overstepping the bounds of his nonpolitical office, and may have jeopardized a bilateral relationship that is critical for Britain as it eyes a post-Brexit future.

The unprecedented comments by Speaker Bercow sparked fierce criticism that he was overstepping the bounds of his non-political office, and may have jeopardized a bilateral relationship that is critical for Britain as it eyes a post-Brexit future.

Fierce independence was critical to the audacity of Hall's career — no other top American runner of his generation committed at such an early age to the marathon, and nobody else ran as fearlessly as the Africans.

Fierce independence was critical to the audacity of Hall's career no other top American runner of his generation committed at such an early age to the marathon, and nobody else ran as fearlessly as the Africans.

"To her writers she extends infinite care, kindness, hospitality, patience, fierce loyalty, very sound critical judgement and good taste.