Sentence examples for is too fierce from inspiring English sources

The cold grip of the plastic peg is too fierce.

Glowing red coals or flames are a no-go; their heat is too fierce and localized.

"This Mrs. Woolf," he writes, "is too fierce and strong to go into the river...

But on Glacier Dixon day, the weather is too fierce for picnicking.

G.M. has resisted these demands, contending that global competition is too fierce for it to retain so many well-paid workers indefinitely.

Indeed my only criticism of the deficit reduction policy is not that it is too fierce, but that if anything it is too little too late.

The flames, however, were too fierce for them to enter.

The assault was too fierce, too presumptuous, and Nabokov's amour propre was never quite restored.

Interestingly, Alvin Martin now accepts that at times his paternal input may have been too fierce.

If the filters are too fierce, then legitimate emails will end up in your spam box.

The question becomes: would they be too fierce for the Three Little Pigs?