Sentence examples for sort of fierce from inspiring English sources
And, what do you know, our time warp casting call turned up plenty of the sort of fierce attitudes (and high cheekbones) that define modern fashion advertising.
The Romneys face a different sort of fierce competition this weekend: a horse co-owned by Ann Romney will compete for a berth at the London Olympic Games.
You mean your ideal would be to have a disputation with somebody or a set of people, to stimulate that sort of fierce argument?
He speaks with a sort of fierce numbness and a mock Mitteleuropean accent, and his expression often suggests a mild surprise at where events have taken him.
Without an amplifier, or any evident need of one, he issued precisely the sort of fierce warning that Bell takes pains to avoid: "It is a broad way that leads to eternal damnation, and many will enter into it".
Surviving home movies provide evidence that my mother exhibited the sort of fierce commitment in the 1960's necessary to transform a pine-paneled basement rec room into an enchanted birthday kingdom.
"Tiger is sort of a fierce animal and is an animal that hunts alone," he said.
They're inky black, pointy-eared, furry and, in a fierce sort of way, cute.
Here, too, Mizoguchi equates unjust tradition with the cynical egotism that replaces it; the noble spirit of self-sacrifice that inspires Michiko is the sort of heroism that, in a fierce concluding flourish, the director dreams of consigning to the scrap heap of history.
WASHINGTON — The debate in Congress over an $82 billion war spending bill has opened up a war of a different sort — a fierce clash between House Democrats and the Obama White House over two highly sensitive issues: the nation's huge budget deficit and the lingering wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
