Sentence examples for fierce impression from inspiring English sources
Willison, with his flame-coloured hair, red face and blunt intolerance of fools - a large proportion of the rest of the world - gave a fierce impression that was mitigated by concern for competent subordinates and an informal sense of humour.
In David Leveaux's glossy revival, a winsomely overwhelmed Antonio Banderas found himself surrounded by girls, girls, girls, of different shapes and sensibilities, all of whom managed to make a fierce impression -- from a transcendently kittenish Jane Krakowski to a panther-like Chita Rivera.
Carel Weight's portrait of him as a young man conveyed through the eyes a fierce, almost vulpine, impression of a man who knew what he wanted and how to get it.
In person he conveys an impression of fierce pride and gruffness and the natural defensiveness of a man from a small tribe who fought his way up with no more than an elementary-school education.
Like Damon Albarn – who has also moved between pop and opera, although in the opposite direction – Church gives the impression of a fierce and restless musical and cultural intelligence, always looking for new directions.
With competition so fierce, check-in — often a guest's first impression of the hotel — has become increasingly important.
What makes "6 Feet Beneath the Moon" satisfying isn't a sense of bravura or the impression of someone with a single, fierce vision.
His traditional get-up and a long beard with streaks of white hair might give an intimidating first impression, but he isn't as fierce as he appears.
This gentle, wonky first impression is disarming to many and belies a fierce passion for his cause and the capacity to close the deal.
In London you do get the impression that life is grim and earnest, the world fierce and competitive.
The letter then turns to the "fierce debate over media regulation" and argues that the two issues are linked because "together they create the impression that British authorities are seeking to constrain and control the work of the media".
