Sentence examples for fierce culture from inspiring English sources

It is scarcely surprising, then, that such a fierce culture was free with its curses.

This necessary strengthening pond transformed the biennial buddy-up into a fierce culture clash, the foundation for which is seldom apparent when the two sets of players mingle seamlessly at the Open or the Masters.

But today in hip-hop, the most popular rappers are also the best: Lil Wayne, who appears on this album; Jay-Z, whom whom Eminem will share a pair of concert bills in September; even lesser stars like Cam'ron, Fabolous and Rick Ross When Eminem first appeared, he was a curio, inspiring both fierce culture wars and fawning notice from critics eager to call him something greater than a mere rap star.

Electronic music was a diverse and fierce culture that had its nails well and truly in the mainstream consciousness.

The other critical piece was that Apple's fierce customer culture lined up to take a leap of a leap of faith alongside Steve Jobs whenever a new product was launched.

Already this effort is generating a fierce, almost culture-war-style backlash.

If they lose, the recriminations, which have already started, will be fierce and the Culture War will likely turn into an un-Civil War within the Grand Old Party.

Britain isn't the only place that has hatched a culture of fierce birdwatching.

People recognize the symptoms of use in neighbors but, reflecting a culture of fierce independence, say nothing.

In The Four Stages of Cruelty, a fierce onslaught on the culture of violence, the climax comes in the anatomist's dissecting room, where the corpse of Tom Nero is disembowelled before a gaping audience.

Recent cases of suicide and violence against fellow soldiers have aroused a fierce debate over the culture of the armed forces.An Australian government report forecast an uncertain future for the Great Barrier Reef, despite efforts to protect the world's largest coral structure.