He does now, at least in fierce flashes.
The complaints in Washington are already at least as fierce — and a lot more disingenuous.
His ground campaign, using college-age volunteers, is at least as fierce as hers.
But there's something of the gargoyle in his face; something of Neptune, too; and not least a fierce touch of Maurice Sendak.
For now, at least, the fierce sense of energy that marked the Democrats' 2008 effort to reclaim the White House is coursing with greater intensity through the Republican side of the campaign.
It is also consolidating rapidly, not least because fierce competition among China's roughly 400 brewers has kept profits margins at a miserable average of 0.5%.Mr Mackay, however, has played his hand badly.
People close to Mr. Lieberman voiced surprise that the mild-mannered senator was proving to be at least as fierce a combatant as the famously aggressive vice president -- particularly given that he has less at stake.
Religion, or at least a fierce aversion to it, fuelled Hitchens's ascent towards celebrity, particularly in his adopted homeland, after the publication of God is Not Great in 2007.
Standing on the bridge built by one, named for the other, I like to think the two dreamers would have been well matched, if not as friends, at least as fierce foes.
The researchers injected each resistant strain into mice and found that within 30 generations, new mutations arose in the antibiotic-resistant strains that rendered them at least as fierce as the original, even though the mice were not being treated with the relevant antibiotics.
