Sentence examples for notably fierce from inspiring English sources

Preservation fights can be notably fierce.

His criticism of Mr. Obama was not notably fierce, and his manner was easy-going.

It may take a bit longer to tell if the Taliban there have entirely given up, or if pockets of resistance endure, especially from the notably fierce non-Afghan contingent.

The year has not been without its controversies, notably a fierce debate about training at contemporary dance conservatoires.

In the fashion of the intellectual set, there was plenty of disagreement within ranks, notably a fierce fight over how to deal or fail to deal with the rampages of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy.

"When a girl gets through running the gamut of advertising emotion, glowing over silverware, registering delight with new clothes, or sorrow because she failed to read the Lux ads, she's an actress," There are other expressions in advertising art, notably the fierce contempt of the young lady whose escort can't dance like Arthur Murray, but we think that Mr. Powers has the right idea.

Borofsky has authored or edited six books, most notably Yanomami: The Fierce Controversy, Remembrance of Pacific Pasts and Why a Public Anthropology?

States of transcendence — some frenetic, some utterly still — were explored with fierce focus, notably in David Zambrano's "Soul Project" and in Maria Hassabi and Robert Steijn's collaborative duet "Robert and Maria".

He made a clutch of excellent saves, most notably from Sidwell's fierce penalty and Hugo Rodallega's thumping 50th-minute header.

Zoning battles have erupted in town meetings throughout the area, most notably in Westport, where fierce postings accompany the now-infamous photo feature on WestportNow.com, Teardown of the Day.

Some of these decisions concerned issues where court-watchers had predicted fierce battles most notably abortion, the death penalty and religious freedom.Dramas in the wingsBut none of this means that the court will cease to be a lightning rod.