Sentence examples for object of fierce from inspiring English sources

The compatibility of dialogic and dialectic approaches in education has recently been the object of fierce discussions among representatives of socio-cultural theory of human development.

That is because she is a trade unionist.This year people like Ms Ramos will be the object of fierce attention in Washington, DC.

Russian officers boasted that they controlled Minutka Square in central Grozny several days ago, only to acknowledge today that it was still the object of fierce firefights.

The book's slow shaping and deliberate revision left a few anachronisms, but its amalgam of bravado and self-mockery, of skankiness and longing, made this early specimen of "creative nonfiction" into an object of fierce reader devotion.

Beside it, atop a thirty-foot pole, waves the Rebel flag, the object of fierce national debate a decade ago, when it flew above the capitol dome, and no less conspicuous now, in its new location.

A potential nomination for Rice, who for months was perceived to be the president's top pick, has been the object of fierce opposition from Republicans, who accuse her of misconduct following the September attack on Benghazi.

But starlings are now the object of a fierce debate about the nature of language.

The Aozou Strip became the object of a fierce sovereignty dispute after Libya occupied the region in 1973 and unilaterally annexed it in 1975.

The feathers belong to the birdie, or the shuttlecock, the object of frequently fierce whacking and subtle lobbing in singles and doubles.

In the Kremlin office of President Vladimir V. Putin hangs a portrait of the founder of this glorious, if faded, city, Mr. Putin's hometown and the object of his fierce pride.

Last March, Steven F. Goldstone, the company's chairman, announced that he was breaking up RJR Nabisco, which was once the object of a fierce takeover battle that symbolized Wall Street's excesses in the 1980's.