Political fighting is fierce, as reflected by television channels that plug the interests of their powerful owners.
When women began to join Texas A&M's renowned Corps of Cadets a decade later, opposition was fierce, as reflected in the widely publicized case of one student, Melanie Zentgraf.
The fierce exchange reflected the intense competition for working- and middle-class voters, and recalls the vitriolic debates of the 1990s, which centered on fairness, government dependency and irresponsibility.
At first glance — best shielded, given the sun's fierce glare reflected from all the chrome — the 7,500-pound 7,500-poundng "Finnjet" suggests transport for intergalactic travelers with a pronounced sense of humor.
If you spend time prowling the blogs, you may discover that the problem is not a shortage of criticism but a glut: an endless, sometimes bracing, sometimes vexing barrage of deep polemic, passionate analysis and fierce contention reflecting nearly every possible permutation of taste and sensibility.
Over all, the Court has reflected the fierce partisan divisions in the country.
But its critics call that a front for Alawite domination, reversing centuries of fierce discrimination that is reflected in Syrian geography.
Creatures did not emerge from beneath her bed: instead they swam through her dreams, teeth gleaming in the moonlight, reflected in fierce, hungry eyes.
We also have an enviable quality of life, strong cohesive communities, and a fierce sense of pride – reflected with typical north-east bluntness in the angry responses to the article.
The remarks by Mr. Rumsfeld and other senior military officials today reflected the fierce, though often sporadic, fighting in Baghdad and elsewhere in Iraq, as well as the Pentagon's desire to temper public expectations of a campaign rapidly closing in on its main target: Baghdad.
