Sentence examples for it the fiercest from inspiring English sources

But this relief seemed to relate more to their sense of solidarity with their fellow Kurds than to any expectation that the peshmerga could win the fight — "Let's face it, the fiercest Kurdish fighters are already there," a friend in Erbil told me — or that Turkey's stance on Kurdish autonomy was softening.

Its past struggle against Israel has won it the fierce loyalty of many Lebanese Shias, and its present one will add to their number even if it comes off worse.

Call it the fierce-ification of college mascots: bulldogs mug, wildcats snarl, eagles screech.

Or is it the Fierce Five?

It's a relatively brief performance, just over 45 minutes, and it's the fiercest of the bunch.

In the seventies, the ferocious feud between the teams' coaches Michigan's Bo Schembechler and Ohio State's Woody Hayes was dubbed the Ten-Year War, and it was the fiercest in football.

Ulysses began as a discarded chapter from Joyce's first collection, Dubliners (1914) and for all its length it retains the fierce intimacy of a great short story.

It has the fierce urgency of not right now.

It was the fierce wind and torrential rain that blew Rose in, though she knocked first.

It lacks the fierce, hallucinatory power of truly imagined places conjured by magical realists like Gabriel García Márquez and Italo Calvino.

I haven't seen the whole thing, just the first few hours; it bears the fierce authority of one who bears witness.