Sentence examples for fiercely moving from inspiring English sources

And on February 20th Pam Gems's fiercely moving play "Stanley" opens at the Circle in the Square.

Instead you'll find something unexpected, namely the fiercely moving and seriously funny play Williams actually wrote, in a production directed by Gordon Edelstein that's lightning-lit from within by the tough, compelling and first-rate Amanda Wingfield of Judith Ivey, giving what is surely the performance of her career.

She makes a fiercely Amazonian huntress, moving into tenderness as she falls for the shepherd Aminta.

Since carriers are fiercely competitive -- moving almost immediately to match fares and services -- some airline executives are concerned they may be forced to realign their coach seats if more carriers do so.

That's in part because the Paul Kelly we meet in Stories of Me isn't the universally respected singer-songwriter who typically attracts descriptors such as craftsman and poet: this Kelly is a horny, fiercely ambitious kid moving to Melbourne to form a rock band and become a star.

These bits show various degrees of smoothing evidence, Grotzinger says, that the rocks were fiercely tumbled by moving water as they hopscotched downhill within the crater.

The results are fiercely funny, honest and moving.

"On the contrary, it reinforces ideas we've worked fiercely at challenging and moving beyond from.

The biggest surprise, for its substance as well as for its intensity, was Vice-President Joe Biden's moving and fiercely committed speech exhorting viewers to "change the culture" regarding sexual assault and to "take the pledge" regarding the It's On Us initiative, a commitment to "intervene in situations where consent has not or cannot be given".

Although Marisa's relationship with Schiaparelli, whom the sisters called "Schiap," was as thorny as Schiaparelli's relationship had been with her own daughter, in the late 1960's the fiercely independent Marisa moved into the penthouse apartment above her grandmother's hotel particulier on rue de Berri.

Vice, which has just opened its first TV channel, is moving into a fiercely competitive international news market, into which China, Russia and Qatar are pouring funds.