Sentence examples for fierce degree from inspiring English sources

The goal was to become the world-record holder in the seven-ball backcross, a juggling feat with a fierce degree of difficulty that he achieved earlier this year.

Nominations in general are a highly contested affair, in which potential candidates are commonly scrutinized to a fierce degree, with their every previous hearing, opinion, or dissent dissected by opposing politicians to find any opportunity to throw the nomination out or veto.

She is not a fierce devotee of fine degrees of performance, nor is she a massive aficionado of characters developing in unexpected ways.

If a few despairing members of those small minorities turned to violence in one of China's big cities, the majority reaction would probably be degrees fiercer than in India.

I had just graduated with a teaching degree and a fierce determination to be a famous folk singer.

This question has been pushed to the centre in large degree by a fierce, multimillion-dollar Russian PR campaign that hinges on leaked, very partial, and misleading reports from a military observer from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) that claimed Georgia responded militarily in South Ossetia without sufficient provocation by Russia.

With nearly 85 applications for every graduate position, competition to find post-degree employment is fierce.

But it is also one of the most inhospitable regions of North America, known for fierce winter storms and 110-degree summer temperatures that turn the ground into a human grill.

Fierce-eyed, charismatic, gestural to a degree one wouldn't expect from a character who makes a point of advising the Players not to "saw the air".

Know what loves 99% humidity and a fierce heat that surges to 112 degrees Fahrenheit?

Another review praised Rinty's eyes, saying that they conveyed something "tragic, fierce, sad and... a nobility and degree of loyalty not credible in a person".