Sentence examples for fiercely exciting from inspiring English sources
Sergei Eisenstein's first two films, "Strike" (1924) and "The Battleship Potemkin" (1925), are, despite the crudeness of their propaganda, fiercely exciting as cinema, full of eloquent compositions and startlingly inventive editing and with a passionate, nervous energy that was like nothing else in movies at the time.
Exciting exciting exciting.
There's no doubt that the T54 class is one of the most fiercely competitive and exciting to watch in Paralympic sport, but I have realistic expectations and I hope that I can give the crowd something to shout about in one of the Games' showpiece events".
Chelsea will have to take consolation from the league and from taking part in one of the most exciting and fiercely contested semi-finals for years.
A review in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution called the musical one "of the most exciting Atlanta world premieres in many years," citing its "fiercely funny writing" and "catchy hip-hop tunes".
Against that is a torrential account of the B flat minor prelude, as exciting as any I've ever heard, and a fiercely dramatic one of the F minor, both performances that get well rewarded for the risks they take.
As the tension rose things became increasingly exciting but the hosts were destined for crushing disappointment in front of a fiercely partisan crowd.
The sport has become even more fiercely competitive as the years have gone on, but it's made the game more exciting.
This marks a record high for the festival and we cannot wait to present this exciting slate of new work, especially in a year where we're honoring two fiercely talented women: Sofia Coppola and Chloë Sevigny".
"We're fiercely independent, fiercely rational".
