Sentence examples for fierce presence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fierce presence" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something or someone that has an intense and powerful aura or energy. For example, "The monarch had a fierce presence that filled the throne room."
As a singer, Dylan was right away a fierce presence.
You try to put them at their ease, but I'm not a particularly fierce presence in the rehearsal room.
But above all there is the fierce presence of Mr. Crowe, who refuses every temptation to overact the role set before him.
Tall and thin, Paul Blackman stood out for his fierce presence in a fine cast completed by Bafana Solomon Matea, Adele LeRoi Nickel, Sean Scantlebury and Mayuna Shimizu.
But as Halberstam — also a fierce presence in "The Columnist" as played by Stephen Kunken — observed, Alsop "was obsessed by the war and talked about it incessantly".
Ms. Spears has been a fierce presence for most of her career, whether gazing disconcertingly into the camera lens in David LaChapelle's baby-girl-chic 1999 Rolling Stone photo spread or slithering around an airplane in the video for "Toxic".
He added: "I'd forgotten what a fierce screen presence Jolie is.
I'd forgotten what a fierce screen presence Jolie is: she is becoming the Sophia Loren of our age.
Though Rai Bachchan proves a fierce courtroom presence, her agony at seeing her offspring spirited away is decidedly overstretched: witness her extended pre-intermission slo-mo charge towards the kidnappers' SUV after her girl is spied in the backseat.
Ms. Cordero is a fierce and engaging presence throughout, drawing you into the dramas flaring just below her no-nonsense demeanor.
She has a stronger, fiercer, more concerted presence than the ethereally beautiful Julie Christie in the same part.
