Sentence examples for group's fierce from inspiring English sources
"Whenever the public asks them what they are doing, they say 'your faith is weak, we want to make it strong'," the Talib said, citing the group's fierce sectarianism and intolerance for shrines.
The group's fierce opposition to the Tehran government and its help in providing intelligence about the Iranian nuclear program have made it useful to those in the administration seeking to contain that threat, but awkward for those seeking dialogue and reconciliation.
No one, it seems, is without a religion of some sort, whether it's Holly's commitment to self-help groups, Butch's fierce creationism or even Adam's ritualistic hypochondria.
One local group's resistance was so fierce back in 2004, says Ferraro, that he had to shut down his club Nocturne less than a year after it opened.
The group's traditionalist bent and fierce loyalty to the papacy made him a favorite of Pope John Paul II.
But soon afterward, he became a lightning rod in Washington's fierce battle between business groups and labor unions.
In the 46-minute recording, the group's leader praises followers for their fierce defense of Mosul, exhorting them to remain steadfast and not to speak of "submission or defeat or negotiation or surrender". He also urges Sunni Muslims in Iraq, Syria and Yemen to rise up and fight against Shiites, whom the group views as apostates.
It prepped him, he says, for the job of running a trade group with fierce competitors on its membership roster.
A group of fierce little T-ball players are taking the Internet by storm with their "Frozen -themed team photo.
The group's daily newspaper, Clarín, and its television stations have been fierce critics of Ms Fernández's government.
