Sentence examples for fiercest of all from inspiring English sources

The fiercest of all concerns pay.

Fiercest of all, probably, will be battles over investigations into corruption.All this is to the good: it will help Congress grow into a real check on the presidency.

The Hollywood actors had become embroiled in one of the fiercest of all heritage controversies: should the Elgin marbles, removed from the Parthenon 200 years ago, be housed in London or in Athens?

But fiercest of all was Fidel Castro of Cuba, dressed in battle fatigues, whose short but scathing critique of the world powers assembled before him led the American contingent to walk out of the closed conference hall.

And these warriors, for mysterious reasons of self-hate, are the fiercest of all.

In the professional recovery world, where one might expect to find a consensus, the debate can be the fiercest of all.

She's the American author of Party of One: A Loners' Manifesto, a fierce defence of all us misunderstood and misrepresented independent spirits.

While Spotify is currently the biggest streaming subscription music service, Apple's sights will also be trained on its most fierce rival of all – Google – which has similar potential to preload its own Google Play All Access and YouTube Music Key services on Android devices, with even more of them out in the wild than iOS devices.

"I feel the fierce love of all that is God so deeply, so strongly and so purely in my heart that it lifts and carries me," she says.

Lobbying was fierce on all sides.

After fierce opposition from MPs of all parties, it is expected the legislation will promise to publish a privacy impact statement of the new powers, and the access regime will be overseen by the interception of communications commissioner.