Sentence examples for fierce insult from inspiring English sources
The first 'villain' is architek, which is a fierce insult in the Brussels dialect, and dates back to the 1860s.
While Lange's fierce, insult spewing is a trademark to her characters, it's the ultimate innocence of Sister Jude that makes her Lange's most lovable by the end of "Asylum".
It was a relatively tame exchange by the standards of an election campaign that has seen left and right trade fierce insults and even racist slurs.
The invective some members of the group hurl at one another is sometimes as fierce as the insults they throw at wealthier nations.
The Brazilian goalkeeper caught a boot in the face from Crouch, after getting down well to block another snapshot from Hughes, who had met Glen Little's corner with a fierce half-volley, and insult was added to injury when Jermaine Jenas conceded a sloppy penalty for handling Benoît Assou-Ekotto's free-kick.
In the film, Eminem's character, Rabbit, engages in a series of formalized verbal duels, fierce exchanges of rhyming insults called freestyle battling, to establish his credentials with the hip-hop crowd.
President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un escalated months of tensions this week, trading fierce threats and pointed insults like "rocket man" and "dotard" in high-profile addresses in two continents.
"He's in the position of appearing fierce with the Israelis over an insult, but timid with the Iranians over nuclear weapons," said Mr. Rothkopf.
During live and unscripted broadcasts the fierce rivals faced off with plenty of mud slinging, barb trading and explosive insult sharing.
As his more than 160 interviews amply revealed, Papp had a fierce will, a huge heart and a profound sense of loyalty, but also a tendency to turn against friends and collaborators when he felt betrayed, insulted or ill used.
