"fierce way" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used as an adverb to emphasize the intensity of an action. For example, "She spoke in a fierce way to make sure her point was well understood."
But the poem's tactical chitchat is Tanning's fierce way of defying time.
Like many autodidacts, Mears expresses his hard-won knowledge in quite a fierce way.
Mr. McPhearson, a divorced Gulf War veteran turned peace activist, spoke out often in his friendly yet fierce way.
The tradition "fuses them together in a fierce way," Rabbi Shafran said, adding that he considered archaeology to be a "highly inexact" science.
We have been scrutinised many, many times in a fierce way over the last few years and still are," he added, insisting he had "no regrets".
Moreover, it contains everything we could ever need to know about the audacity and fearlessness of youth, and the fierce way children love one another.
We found such fierce ways to love.
Ancient mosses nibble the stones.We found such fierce ways to love.A demon for each, carved in limestone, squirms in the church:Despair, Luxury — they tangle in vines, ride lions, gape.Adepts at pronging pitchforks into the gut.You saw light leak from my eyes.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta responded to al Shabaab's threat Saturday in a nationally televised response, saying that Kenya will respond in the "fiercest way possible," and "do everything to defend our way of life" and prevent Islamic militants from establishing a caliphate in Kenya, according to the AP.
They are also competitive and codependent in a fierce, scary way that is particularly associated with show people and siblings.
And finally, Jutta Koether's fierce, slapdash way with paint and color presides over the ensemble like a guiding spirit, an éminence without a hint of grise.
