Sentence examples for fierce lessons from inspiring English sources

Nakkiah Lui will be participating in the panel Be Funny, Be Fierce: Lessons from Black Comedy at Storyology 2015.

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.

It suggests that parts of the civilian and especially military leadership seem not to have learned their lessons from East Timor: that fierce repression, coupled with clandestine plots to foment violence, can only deepen resentment at rule from Jakarta.

If the subcultures within the subculture were a jolt to the unsuspecting, though, the music -- earth-shakingly loud and sometimes fierce -- was a divinity-streaked lesson in the rewards of loving thy neighbor's music, even when thy neighbor's music is widely regarded as second-rate.

What they share is an icy sharp vision of the future and a fierce willingness to flout conventional wisdom even the lessons they learned in the past.

Potter took the lulls as an opportunity to give us a personal history lesson of Pipeline and its fierce localism.

Against fierce competition, it was perhaps the silliest lesson yet drawn from America's tragedy.Britons are fearful of ghettos these days, though they worry more about south-east Asian Muslims than about blacks.

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

The lesson: Regardless of intention, anything Nazi meets fierce disapproval.

Jung knew that lecturing would never be enough to have his concepts translated, since our fiercest urges don't get lit up just by lessons of words and concepts alone.

Here he learned a few life lessons from Serbian gangsters, among whom, reportedly, was Jordje Bozovic Giske, a fierce paramilitary who died in the Yugoslav wars in 1991.