Bew then recorded this report from A. M. Sullivan, a Young Ireland activist: "a sort of stupor fell upon the people, contrasting remarkably with the fierce energy put forth a year before.
Some people might even describe them as shrewdly calculating, remarkably crafty animals with fierce independent streaks.
But this week's reports about his imminent departure have, remarkably, failed to result in a fierce backlash from disappointed fans.
If you forget that they are actually very big and heavy and can be very fierce, they seem to be remarkably loveable!
Mr. Dyer concluded that the Camry, America's best-selling car in 13 of the last 14 years, remained a remarkably capable, if uninspiring, conveyance that faced fierce competition from more distinctive corners of the midsize segment.
So did a remarkably long list of other Democrats in similarly fierce fights: Claire McCaskill, who stayed put in Missouri; Bob Kerrey, who didn't leave Nebraska; Heidi Heitkamp, who campaigned in North Dakota; and Joe Donnelly, who did likewise in Indiana.
While our conditioning has taught us that who we are is remarkably fragile, in truth, who we are is fiercer than anything we know.
By now all pretence of the Fall as a band had gone but, remarkably, the hired hands backing Smith on Theme from Sparta FC sound as tight and fierce as the "classic" line-up had on Totally Wired.
Read more: Stonewall Chief Executive, Ben Summerskill, said: "Every single employer in the top 100 has performed remarkably this year as competition for a place on the list of gay-friendly employers has never been fiercer".
And though, with his agile and remarkably angled eyebrows squeezing his wide face into masks of caricature, he is certainly capable of expressing both comic extravagance and fierce sincerity from the waist up, he still seems rather hamstrung.
