Sentence examples for fiercely charged from inspiring English sources

Classic scenes are unrecognisable and fiercely charged.

The only fiercely charged element at the Broadhurst is Ms. Rose's Maggie.

But Williams wrote that with "Cat" he was "trying to catch the true quality of experience in a group of people, that cloudy, flickering, evanescent — fiercely charged!

The Rangers were fiercely charging up ice on every possession.

The official account suggests that the Parliamentarians "charged so fiercely that [they] beat [the Royalists] from the hill"; Royalist accounts, on the other hand, argue that the hill was actually completely undefended.

It took three more years for a case against Nadir to be assembled, triggering his midnight dash from a small airfield in Dorset, in flight from more than 50 fiercely contested charges.

Her mind runs likewise; the gamine crop and elfin features may give the initial impression of a schoolgirl debater, but she is fiercely in charge of her brief and plainly relishing her role.

This practice has been a crime for nearly 40 years, but the laws against it are poorly enforced.In this section Edison's revenge Grey matters Dry bones Reprints Related topics Europe India United Kingdom Mauritania AustraliaDefinitions of slavery are controversial; many countries fiercely resent charges of inaction.

The Friday program is devoted to excerpts of finished works, including one by the sexually charged LeeSaar the Company (with the fiercely focussed Saar Harari).

When he abandoned that fiercely experimental, all-Buddhist band to make Head Hunters, critics charged that this too was a purely commercial decision.

Meanwhile, the composition of the parliamentary body charged with handling the process of declassification is being fiercely contested.