Sentence examples for fierce declarations from inspiring English sources
In and around the town of McAlester this weekend, where the state penitentiary is located, Oklahomans' reactions ranged from disgust about the execution to fierce declarations that Lockett did not suffer as much as his victim.
The vulgarity, the noise, the glorious, gossamer folderol are all a bold and fierce declaration of life.
The university president responded with a fierce declaration of principle: "It is my view that as long as our students can be orderly about it they should have freedom to discuss any problem that presents itself and in which they are interested".
This latest announcement looks different but it is not: it is just the biggest and fiercest declaration yet that markets should leave the eurozone alone.
Their bet, each time, has been that a fierce enough political declaration will intimidate markets into backing away from a weak member of the club.
Even though both Israel and the Palestinian Authority have made tenuous cease-fire declarations, a fierce gun battle raged Monday in the Gaza Strip, undercutting U.S. diplomacy before it could get started.
THREE years ago, Harper's Magazine published "The Inhumanity of the Animal People," Joy Williams's fierce account of -- and declaration of sympathy with -- the radical animal rights movement.
But Senator Bruno's declaration that he would end regulation triggered a fierce response.
That declaration was made more than once in this fierce but kindhearted fusion of comedy, burlesque, performance art and rock 'n' roll.
But some of these moves — including Barack Obama's designation of the 1.35 million-acre Bears Ears National Monument in December and Bill Clinton's 1996 declaration of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, both in Utah, have sparked fierce criticism from Republicans.
The reaction from the N.R.A.'s allies on Capitol Hill to those comments was fierce the next day, as conservatives vowed that such measures would not become law regardless of Mr. Trump's declarations.
