On a visit to Tel Aviv, he likened Yasser Arafat to Hitler.Both men are more fiercely combative when they feel they have been let down.
Mutual enhancement of colour intensity results from juxtaposing a complementary pair, red becoming more intensely red, for instance, and green more fiercely green when these are contiguous than either would appear if surrounded by harmonious hues.
But even as Mr. Bradley contends that he will try to stay above the messy fray, his aides said they recognized that they, and Mr. Bradley's prominent supporters, will need to strike back faster and perhaps more fiercely against Mr. Gore when he goes on the offensive.
Changes in immigration law have been more fiercely debated in Congress since Monday, when the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill that would provide legal status to an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants and allow 400,000 foreigners a year to enter the United States as guest workers.
"Now, when retailers are competing more fiercely for customers' every pound, investing in your premises can be a good thing to do.
I instantly knew she liked him: that gray streak in her hair started to glow even more fiercely than usual, the way it did when she was aroused.
They reasoned that if this were not the case, when faced with reminders of mortality, people would cling more fiercely to their beliefs and be more negative about those who threatened them.
When Ms. Dominick's diabetes was diagnosed as well, Denise became even more fiercely protective.
Though still severely brain damaged, he was inspired to go on the road when he wasn't supposed to be walking or talking, and play more fiercely than ever.
When Osborne himself faces the same Commons committee tomorrow he will be challenged more fiercely about the speed and scale of the cuts which Keynesian economists and some still-cloudy data suggest may flatten Britain's economic recovery.
