Sentence examples for fierce view of from inspiring English sources

Standing 7ft tall in platform-soled boots, and wearing elaborately conceived tailoring and make-up straight out of Terry Gilliam's Brazil, McQueen's models represent a fractured, fierce view of a feminine ideal that is, quite intentionally, almost impossible to live up to.

Yet he worked every day with a protean single-mindedness; the work is testament to his original and fierce view of the world.

From sharing viral online articles to tweeting fierce views, many of us have been very quick to jump on the bandwagon and hurl criticisms at the Malaysian government for its incompetent and inadequate handling of this unprecedented event.

She is the fierce aspect of the goddess Durga (Parvati).

The oil painting of Arthur Atherley reveals a stylish, pretty young man whose determined gaze wills us to take him seriously — as do the fierce thunder clouds and view of Eton in the background.

The union leader's talk of instigating "riots in Washington", even of "overthrowing the government", is only slightly fiercer than the managers' view of Mr Clinton: "We do not urge civil disobedience, for now," the steel mill's spokesman says.

A FILM that depicts Taiwan's half-century of Japanese colonial rule from the point of view of a fierce tribe of indigenous headhunters is generating a surge of national pride on the island.

James D. Watson's scientific autobiography "The Double Helix" gives an honest view of the fierce ambition, jealousies and competitiveness of scientists at work.

Yet his story doesn't rise to the fierce moral challenge of his providential view of history, and his images are as bland as Pi's own pallid piety.

Miller himself changed his view of Willy over the decades, evolving from a fierce defense of his indeterminate identity to a perception of him as an untethered Jew.

The scene is a taut, angry and provocative view of a collision between two notions of entertainment, one fierce and engaged, one chilly and ironic.