Sentences with phrase «fierce sense of»

Now you are at a crossroads between being kind to your own mother, but also feeling a fierce sense of doing what is best for your own child.

We can prevent a breakdown of the food system, but it will require a huge political effort undertaken on many fronts and with a fierce sense of urgency.

Your Land, My Land: Using and Preserving Oregon's Natural Resources Friday February 8th at 7:00 p.m. Oregonians are known for a fierce sense of independence and a rugged individuality, qualities long associated with natural resource vocations such as logging, fishing, farming, and ranching.

It's got a strong protagonist in Tris (Shailene Woodley), raised to be selfless but possessing vast reserves of courage and a fierce sense of justice.

The film is shot with a fierce sense of perspective that draws the audience into a series...

I'm sure you'll blow us away and continue to give us the unique, fierce sense of style you already have.

Shetlanders have a fierce sense of community — something they are determined to hang onto as they work to turn the Internet to their own advantage

We will do this by continuing to work and campaign with the fierce sense of urgency this political moment demands.»

The battle marked a turning point in the French occupation of Mexico and helped instill a fierce sense of national unity and patriotism that is still present in Mexico today.

I have always been a person with a fierce sense of loyalty, of right and wrong, and of my faith.

Not exact matches

The Whole Foods culture braids a strong sense of community with a fierce commitment to productivity.

Former England manager Terry Venables has no reason to want Arsenal to do well, having played for and been manager of our fierce north London rivals Tottenham, but even he is desperate for Arsene Wenger to see sense and see that the squad needs some top quality players bringing in to allow us to fight for major honours, as an Evening Standard report reveals.

«As in all the great rivalries, much of Marseille's sense of identity is derived from their fierce opposition to everything PSG, and the events of the last year or so have only served to make the distinction between the clubs clearer.

It is not unnatural that people are especially concerned that someone who could be our King sounds fairly racist, or at least detached from any sense of acceptable behaviour, nor that the calls for punishment be particularly fierce.

Fierce in the original sense of the word.

... PUREARTH provided me with a few products that I ended up completely relying on for a sense of control as I watched my skin absolutely loose it due to my raging pregnancy hormones which left me looking every inch the 16 year old — but not in a wrinkle - free way, unfortunately in a blemish fierce way!

It's the definition of a film meant to be admired more than loved, but Desplechin's fierce intelligence and uncompromising sense of character come through, as does some of the sharp wit and stylistic flourishes left over from his last film, 2004's Kings And Queen.

An ex-Marine who arrived at New York's Juilliard School in 2005 with a strict sense of discipline and a fierce work ethic, Driver has never known what he terms the «shitty - apartment part» of young strugglers (he loves his «gravely quiet» hipster - free neighborhood).

McQueen's movies are fierce and unflinching, and it'll be interesting to see how he meshes that uncompromising sense of purpose with a film that looks to be his most commercial project to date.

Played by Christopher Abbott, James White has a restless energy, a self - destructive streak, a bratty sense of entitlement, and a fierce devotion to those he loves.

Armed with a Ph.D. in physics and a strong sense of what he feels is right, the Teacher Ed alum has become a fierce advocate for the high - needs students in his New Jersey high school.

Join one of comedy's fiercest talents as he tries to make sense of life having just made a new one.

These mechanical titans are fierce, showcasing a flagrant sense of speed in any camera angle.

An employee at First Street Gallery, a program for adults with developmental disabilities, Rae creates works from colored pencil and graphite that exude a strange power and sense of menace that depict fierce and frightened - looking women that seem to be hiding or escaping in furtive dream - like adventures, emerging out of or disappearing into ornate floral patterns, shrouded in luxuriant foliage, or on the verge of vanishing into abstraction.

She takes pride in her growing practice, which combines fierce advocacy with her love of finding common sense solutions to complex business problems.

A fierce pride and national unity pervades Australian culture, and this sense of unity appears to extend to the workplace.

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In an atmosphere filled with stress, in fierce pursuit of some unattainable vision of perfection, it's all too easy to lose all sense of meaning — to feel like you are trying very, very hard but still ending up going through the motions.