Sentence examples for fierce ones from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric of this rush of entrants into the marketplace is almost indistinguishable.This is partially due to the fact that, although they are competitors, and fierce ones at that, they are also collaborators.

No wonder Cameron looked so calm: Duncan Smith's leaving gift is effectively an end to all-new welfare cuts for the rest of parliament (although there are some fierce ones in the pipeline): some are already warning that will mean tax increases before long.

The former Maoist rebel leader Prachanda, whose name means "the fierce one" in Nepali, resigned on May 4 after President Ram Baran Yadav stopped him from firing Gen. Rookmangud Katawal.

(West also wrote a sly, pungent memoir, "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It," and Waters wrote a cutting and fierce one, "His Eye Is on the Sparrow").

Considering the combustible relationship between the new nations, the rivalry is a fierce one, and the matches tend to take on a significance greater than game itself.

In the 94th minute Graham Zusi finally got a shot on target in a playoff game, and a fierce one too, only for that rarest of events to be met by the rarest of saves — a reaction fingertip over the bar from Nick Rimando.

Mr. Wallace and Harry Reasoner were the first co-hosts, one fierce, one folksy.

Pushpa Kamal Dahal, or Prachanda (his nom de guerre means "the fierce one"), has already held the office.

She seemed to see Pu Yi more as a father, although rather a fierce one who would occasionally beat her.

The Maoists want their own leader at the top: Pushpa Kamal Dahal (nom de guerre Prachanda, the "fierce one").

Their leader, Prachanda, Nepali for "The Fierce One," promised to abide by the verdict.