American critics have been utterly transfixed by the fierce, alien novelty of the pulsing echoes and furious howls that hold together their international debut, 2011's New Brigade, and have rejoiced at the notion that Iceage may keep the punk torch burning bright into this brave new world where the Internet makes a mockery out of everything that calls itself honest.
But Mr. Skilling was utterly unapproachable and silently fierce, "kind of like an angry dog," he said.
Built for speed: Danica Patrick is gutsy, fierce and utterly photogenic — good qualities for the latest star of the Indy Racing League.
And that these ancient plays are sturdy enough to withstand new versions that give their heroines a voice that is fierce, troubling and utterly uncomfortable.
As Ginsberg was, Dworkin is one of the few remaining specimens of pure countercultural Romanticism: fierce, melodramatic and utterly convinced that all truth can be found in her own roiling, untempered emotions.
So there I was — heartsick, a little frightened by the fierce cold, and feeling utterly alone.
The novel is not an easy or comforting read; it is fierce and challenging but is utterly compelling.
Anyine who knows anything about the game will be very unsurprised to hear that the score came through a catch from the line-out and then a fierce rolling maul, which the French were utterly unable to counter in anyway.
Sukhdev Sandhu wrote from Cannes in The Daily Telegraph that "Dunst is exceptional, so utterly convincing in the lead role – trouble, serene, a fierce savant – that it feels like a career breakthrough.
But New York is a land of many great traditions, one of which is that our big Senate races should be very, very fierce battles that wind up focusing with laser-like intensity on something utterly meaningless.
