Sentence examples for fierce passage from inspiring English sources

The south, he declared, in a fierce passage, had only allowed him "to be natural, to be real, to be myself" through a negative form of self-expression, "in rejection, rebellion, and aggression".

Opposition to health care reform has been fierce from the passage of the monumental Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 to the most current Supreme Court decision that further legitimized the legislation.

Ms. Sutter played the gritty passages with fierce determination and the mysterious ones with quiet intensity.

The volume is going up as the regime and the rebels carry out an increasingly fierce struggle for the Quneitra Passage, a route of strategic importance, with Damascus just over 40 miles away.

The Philharmonic came alive for the performance, with a fierce unanimity in rapid string passages and great subtlety from winds and brass.

The same logic animated their fierce opposition to the ACA's passage.

At this point, hopefully, the momentum for passage will be so fierce that it will indeed pass the Senate again, even though our "Casey At The Bat" is actually named Harry Reid.

He is confidently played here by the lean, silver-haired Philip Goodwin with a dry Yankee twang and a mostly cool sense of composure that occasionally turns fierce during the play's bleaker passages.

The bill survived a stormy passage through the Commons despite fierce opposition from dozens of Tory backbenchers, and then overcame an attempt to "wreck" it in the House of Lords last month.

The dynamics of his singing grew more pronounced, soft, intimate passages being abruptly followed by fierce surges in volume.

The campaign included fierce debates: Johnson's main issue was the passage of the Homestead Bill; Haynes contended it would facilitate abolition.