"fierce grace" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is simultaneously beautiful and daunting. For example, you might say "The mountain's fierce grace inspired us to keep going."
"Fierce Grace" has a sharpness when it concentrates there.
The wonder of "Fierce Grace" is Ram Dass's curiosity, will and empathy, all of which have remained unaffected by his condition.
Others seen in "Fierce Grace" include Timothy Leary, who tossed a monkey wrench -- and a fistful of mind-expanding drugs -- into Ram Dass's life when both were teachers of psychology at Harvard.
RAM DASS FIERCE GRACE Produced and directed by Mickey Lemle; director of photography, Buddy Squires; edited by Aaron Vega, Mr. Lemle and Jacob Craycroft; music by Teese Gohl, with songs by Grace Slick and George Harrison.
It may be a slow fade ahead but he's doing even that with a fierce grace.
Choose to forgive and live with fierce grace.
From the timeless echoes of injustice, Hearne has forged a fierce and timely grace.
To the street-smart Yolanda (acted and danced with jumpy grace, fierce assertiveness and not without vulnerability by Carmen Ruby Floyd), hats are a dying tradition.
In this simple yet fierce act of grace, they became for each other what Nadia Bolz-Weber might call "accidental saints".
The music transformed fierce concentration into exquisite grace.
She read widely and traveled frequently but she was, at heart, a local New Yorker who loved her home town and her family around her. Maite's daughters Ines and Aurelia were the greatest joy of her life and she fought with fierce courage and tremendous grace for each and every day that she was blessed to be with them.
