Sentence examples similar to fierce reality from inspiring English sources

This is a reality -a fierce reality- still felt today.

They happen before we know they are happening, secured in a fierce, physical reality that would seem to preclude any kind of transcendence but which in fact is its vehicle.

The deathbed portrait, in other words, can be either an attempt at consolation or a fierce acceptance of reality.

He was like her, too, in being quite fanciful in his imagery (an old turkey with a head "like a loading-hook from a drowned galleon," a hefty starling seen as a "sampler-shape whose bid / to be a bird / suffers from thickness of the thread") while always respecting his creatures' fierce and inalienable reality: you never had the feeling that his was a denatured zoo, a menagerie of mere symbols.

Yet for all the visible swagger, Indian business is in reality a fierce Darwinian struggle, especially for those just below the top tier.

Whatever one believes about the reality of fierce angels or demons, it is clear that the leaders of the Dolgyal Shugden cult have done nothing over the last 30 years but cause trouble, both to their own followers and to the unity of the Tibetan people, both in exile and in Tibet.

While punk was like a child throwing a tantrum and hip hop was about fierce rhetoric, disco meant escaping reality.

The ensemble plays Romantic French works and 20th-century American pieces: Charles Lefebvre's Suite in B flat, David Sampson's "In Memoriam: Nightmare Begins Reality" (promising a fierce episode in a generally urbane program), Paul Taffanel's Quintet, Irving Fine's Partita and Louis Gouvy's "Little Gallic Suite".

The reality of a fierce Hindu nationalist prime minister is that some minorities are justifiably worried about their safety should things sour.

After confronting fierce industry resistance and political realities, officials in Washington have eased back.

In fact, books give her passion and fierce intelligence access to larger realities of art and thought.