Sentence examples for fierce lines from inspiring English sources

Compared with Carnegie's fierce lines, such as "the man who dies thus rich dies disgraced," Mr Gates's comment that "I am impressed by individuals who continue to give generously even in these difficult times.

Foreshadowing what could be fierce lines of argument in Monday's final presidential debate, spokesmen for the two candidates jousted on Sunday over whether the United States should seek to engage Iran in one-on-one talks over its nuclear program, or whether Tehran was simply playing for time.

These cliques had fierce lines, and if they were crossed there was often a fight.

With fierce line readings and classical posture, Ty Jones, who wrote the play and stars as Turner, portrays him as coolly composed, with a quick, sarcastic humor.

Apart from one statement, later retracted, Israel has said it will not swap the hostage in Gaza for prisoners, as Hamas is demanding; it cannot but take a similarly fierce line with Hizbullah.

With a fierce line, he depicts human doubts and uncertainties, animating the twisted scenarios of our insecurities and obsessions.

We draw fierce battle lines in the political sphere, but on the daily drive to work, in the line at the market, at the high school basketball game, in church, we are all Americans.

The competition to get reservations was fierce; people lined up the minute they boarded.

Dementieva's return game and fierce base-lining are also very good, but may need to be more than that.

Now comes the fierce competition to line up a high-paying job at a prominent buyout fund, just months into their first professional jobs.

There is a fierce, unforgiving fault-line that runs through the contemporary discourse on terrorism.