Sentence examples for fierce display from inspiring English sources

It's your job to kill her fierce display of obliviousness -- you have to chime in for the good of the show.

Such tactics, however, can result in fierce displays of partisanship at the annual meeting.

Not many composers would respond to a football match by writing a piano concerto, but Mr MacMillan's "The Berserking" was inspired by a fierce, losing display by Glasgow Celtic.

As I watched the massive protests of President Donald Trump and his policies in London during his visit earlier this month, I couldn't help but hope that London's fierce, festive display of resistance would remind Americans that this is no time to feel weary.

Outside the museum, near the huge landmark Hood milk bottle, some live sea creatures were on display, fierce competition for any child's attention.

There will be fierce patriotism on display in the stands and heaving Cardiff streets.

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".

It eventually unfolds into a display of fierce energy and intelligence.

Despite all the changes, residents new and old display a fierce devotion to their neighborhood.

Asian students display a fierce commitment to education, a powerful work ethic and a strict sense of discipline.

But Theresa is on her feet and she's left Mahmood standing with a display of fierce sarcasm.