Sentence examples for fiercely intense from inspiring English sources

The two began a fiercely intense and, as it turned out, all too short collaboration.

Competition for promotion from League Two is always fiercely intense and this season looks like it could be even closer than usual.

In it Bruant, dressed in bohemian black accented by a brilliant red scarf, wears a fiercely intense expression meant to convey the seriousness of his commitment.

All philosophy is Philosophy 101, they say, and Wiley is getting the most fiercely intense undergrad seminar of his life, or perhaps rather his near-death.

A fiercely intense 30-year-old woman who founded and serves as chief executive of a fast-growing oil and gas company described her life's ambition as "building a much bigger version of what I have now".

As Stuart continues to build his squad, he'll want to emerge from this fiercely intense month of international activity with a clear idea of who he can trust to deliver on the big occasion and who is at risk of falling short.

It is fiercely earnest and intense, with even less of the playful quirkiness that serves as comic relief on many a CBS procedural.

But the most amazing achievement of the intense, fiercely intelligent and defiantly shy man was that he was married to his wife Joy Parker for over 60 years.

The petition was started by Mark Avery, an intense, fiercely intelligent former director of conservation for the RSPB, who last year also launched Hen Harrier Day in protest at the grouse industry's perceived persecution of the harrier.

Both the Nono pieces were finely done, but especially "Ha venido," music at once delectable and intense, fiercely expressive and exact, where the six sopranos of the miniature chorus made their isolated exclamations like points of fire, above and around the sensuous line of the soloist, Claudia Barainsky.

The show, largely portraits in the early years, begins with 1840's daguerreotypes (some in modern, silver-print copies) and progresses to C. M. Battey's early 20th-century pictures of a relaxed but entirely commanding Booker T. Washington and an intense, fiercely concentrated W. E. B. Du Bois.