Sentence examples for fierce words from inspiring English sources

The fierce words, though, have only confused her.

However, Bush did have some fierce words for the Obama administration's plans on Sunday.

Moscow has had similarly fierce words for European ears about President Bush's plans for national missile defense.

After some presumably fierce words from Luis Suares, Ecuador came out for the second half looking a little more determined to make their mark.

The Bay of Piran dispute has spawned fierce words between the two countries, with each accusing the other of a needless territorial grab.

Kareem Muhammad, 43, one of the Shiite fighters, is a tall slim man given to angry pontifications about the fedayeen and the American troops alike -- fierce words he punctuates by pointing his Kalashnikov in the air.

Leo Jackson, a delegate from Minneapolis, mouthed every fierce word Busta Rhymes rapped.

The place, "with its banks of spontaneous vegetation, its flowers, its creepers... and its thistles, the powerful trees whose roots often dislodged tombstones and forced up into the sunlight a few startled bones, had been both the target of and a witness to fierce wars of words and to one or two physical acts of violence".

"The tradition of fierce argument over words, the tension of generations, the tension between what is oral and what is written, these are all very basic things that drive the Talmud," Mr. Cedar said.

In Lebanon, a routine parliamentary debate to confirm a new cabinet erupted into a fierce war of words over a matter that has long been taboo: Syria's 24-year-old military presence in the country.

The fierce war of words continued across the day as Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush campaigned in an array of swing states, each vying to portray the other as out of touch with the American mainstream.