A stereotype is an oversimplified theory of a word's extension: the stereotype associated with 'tiger' describes tigers as cat-like, striped, carnivorous, fierce, living in the jungle, etc. Stereotypes are not meanings, as they do not determine reference in the right way: there are albino tigers and tigers that live in zoos.
London quartet Acoustic Ladyland aren't above confrontational discord - their bruising mixture of free jazz and thrash is one reason for a fierce live following.
The north London foursome, who explore hidden connections between folk and grunge and put on a fierce live show, play the Parklife Weekender in June, the BST festival in Hyde Park in July and Bestival in September.
The truth has energy to take them into the fierce lives in which they belong.
Coming together as a three-piece, the band immediately demonstrated themselves as a force to be reckoned with, performing fierce live shows beginning in Austin and, most recently, putting forth their first album, the modestly titled A Little Thing Called Divine Fits.
The man behind it, he said, was cleric Fethullah Gulen, once a close ally, now a fierce opponent, living in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania.
In the other story we meet Gin, a young woman who is fierce about living life.
Generation Five, Generative Somatics, Kindred Southern Healing, the Audre Lorde Project, FIERCE, the Living Room Project, the Challenging Male Supremacy Project, Off the Mat Into the World.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pushed hard in 2008 for New York City to put a congestion pricing plan into effect, but opposition was fierce from those living or working in other boroughs, and the state Legislature never came close to authorizing the plan.
High cost of living, fierce competition for work, and often penchants for workaholism are the usual trade-offs.
Subsequent studio albums and live releases -- B'Day, I Am... Sasha Fierce, 4; Live at Wembley, The Beyoncé Experience Live, I Am... World Tour -- have achieved similar successes.
