Sentence examples for fierce quarrel from inspiring English sources
But they'd had a fierce quarrel a few days before, and she'd stormed out of the house, vowing "she would be revenged upon him, and that he should never see the objects of his admiration again".
There were fierce quarrels among the French, German, and English contingents.
It continued to be an important city and was briefly a capital under the rule of the Seljuqs, but in the 12th century it was weakened by the fierce quarrels of rival religious sects.
He absorbed "the poverty and anxieties of large working-class families, the arrogance and fury of civil servants who cursed in stilted High German and refused to pay their bills as a matter of principle, the need of lonely women for a kitchen-table chat, the ominous silence and fierce quarrels among neighbors".
He described its role over centuries of scientific progress, with fierce and stubborn quarrels punctuating the time line of discovery: Newton and Leibniz fought over the invention of calculus, Galileo and Simon Mayr over the discovery of Jupiter's moons.
His fierce anticlericalism led to frequent quarrels with church dogma.
The diplomatic quarrel has also raised questions about the tribunal's insensitivity to how it is perceived in the Balkans, where its actions stir fierce passions and most people close their ears to evidence against members of their ethnic group.
