Sentence examples for fierce notion from inspiring English sources

The acting is very good though, intense and free of vanity, and it underscores Mr. Bartlett's fierce notion that human solipsism withstands even cosmic catastrophe.

Around three years ago its fierce resistance to the notion of any limit on its greenhouse-gas emissions started to soften.

Heather Boushey, a senior economist at the liberal Center for American Progress and a fierce critic of the notion of opting out, said her studies showed little difference in how often mothers and women without children left the labor force.

That Verizon reversed its decision after its censorship was exposed by the New York Times should offer little comfort -- neither should the notion that fierce public criticism has sufficiently warned BART against switching off mobile communications in the future.

The scene is a taut, angry and provocative view of a collision between two notions of entertainment, one fierce and engaged, one chilly and ironic.

The notion that Netanyahu the Likudnik — fierce opponent of the late Yitzhak Rabin's peace push, reluctant latecomer to the notion of two states, longtime ideologue of the Jewish right to all the Biblical land of Israel — might reinvent himself as peacemaker is not new.

7 The very notion of 'quality' can raise fierce ideological debates between those who see it purely in terms of clinical excellence and those who see it more broadly in terms of provider patient relationships.

Bryant, still an elite scorer and fierce competitor at age 33, scoffed at the notion.

It is a rare treat to see a fierce pioneer of artistic exploration return to a romantic notion of inspiration.

Though price regulation ran counter to accepted notions of free competition and met with fierce opposition, in the general interest of the industry it was inevitable.

It is a poetic notion, a constellation of tastes, a vision of fierce white sunlight, bright blue water and chilled pink wine.