Sentence examples for fierce negative from inspiring English sources

But Dole's complacency exposed his jugular to Bush's fierce negative attack.

The candidates themselves seemed to take nothing for granted in the final days, and have aired fierce negative advertisements against each other.

He authored "Five Centuries of Italian American History" and was fierce activist against negative stereotypical portrayals of Italian Americans in the media.

WASHINGTON — Democratic candidates across the country are opening a fierce offensive of negative advertisements against Republicans, using lawsuits, tax filings, reports from the Better Business Bureau and even divorce proceedings to try to discredit their opponents and save their Congressional majority.

This year's ads are far fiercer and more negative than those from 2000.

Following the fierce parliamentary debates over the negative image presented by the Fascist-built venues to the outside world, and the retaliatory neo-Fascist graffiti that marked the city in the buildup the Games, there was no better, more apt or powerful demonstration of Italy's break from the past than this glorious, individual victory by an ex-colonial subject.

Flush with cash, both parties have relied on negative advertising and fierce, often personal attacks on their opponents.

"The negative reaction from the Vatican was fierce," Reese went on.

So affirmative action gave us some wildly good and unfortunately negative outcomes, and it stirred up fierce debates.

Regarding the negative effect of bodily collision and fierce physical contact, current sporting activities are much more extreme with regard to velocity, g force, and other mechanical strains.

Mr. Green — whose fierce attacks were returned this weekend as Mr. Cuomo released his first negative television commercial — marched with former Mayor David N. Dinkins.