Sentence examples for fierce learned from inspiring English sources

But they do present an eccentric spectacle – of a fierce, learned intelligence, throwing out references to Robinson Crusoe, Blake and especially Milton, while writing what is essentially an epic B-movie.

You play with and against friends as a mask-wearing avatar, looking like its stepped out of a place somewhere between Dishonored and Volume, who mix martial arts with fierce swordplay, learning new moves and stances as the game processes by using a system not too unlike Remember Me's "combo lab".

As in any marginal community, there were, I learned, fierce schisms and expulsions.

His was hardly the traditional résumé of a presidential candidate, but his potential employers (the voters) gave him credit for a fierce intelligence and lessons learned from life.

As an artist he learned from the fierce English satirists, but he learned too from the paintings of Velázquez, hanging in the palaces, and from the current court painters, the moralizing, neoclassical Anton Mengs and the elderly, fantastical Tiepolo.

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says lessons have been learned about the fierce rivalry between team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick says he and his company get a bad rap for being aggressive because he learned to be fierce while running his last scrappy startup.

By this time, they had learned to promote their fierce reputation.

She has even learned to combat the fierce bugs native to the woods of Maine.

He learned that only when a fierce brush fire forced them to evacuate their San Diego house.

He also offered assistance to the conservative columnist Robert D. Novak, a fierce critic of his, when Mr. Novak learned last year that he had a similar cancer.