Sentence examples for fierce edge from inspiring English sources
Simpson's Ophelia has throughout a welcome fierce edge.
His darkly satiric view of capitalism as a brutal, inhuman enterprise emerges with its fierce edge intact, as does his unflattering view of the economic order's putative victims.
Led by center Lisa Leslie, most likely the league's M.V.P., Los Angeles played with toughness, a turbo pace and a fierce edge, sharpened by its playoff loss to Houston last season.
Similarly, Joanne Dorken of MTV UK described "Party" as a "dance-floor filler... with that Sasha Fierce edge", before adding that is bound to be a "monster hit" and is a "stand out tune on the album".
It gives their dancing a fierce, syncopated edge.
Jane Austen's irony never ages, never loses its fierce critical edge.
His long-awaited debut album doesn't have 'Pow!' on it - a regrettable omission - but it does make grime accessible without losing too much of its fierce, unassimilable edge.
And what MacGowan and his fellow band-members in The Pogues did, in mixing the best of a tradition – tender ballads and full-throttled jigs – and giving it a fierce, anarchic edge, smashed the boundaries between "high" and "low" art in a way that seemed to combine real innovation with real heart.
Dean's characters have the rough edges and surprising grace of real people, and her fierce humanism animates every page.
One of the few younger singers to suggest the fierce, almost hysterical edge of Khan's style is Faiz Ali Faiz.
Fierce lime green edges generic white kitchen cupboards, while sunburst yellow and mellow burgundy play on the walls of the simple little apartment in a trendy section of central Montreal, reminders of the surrealistic contrasts in his choreography for his company, Flak.
