He played like that — that same ferociousness, same competitive drive.
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There was almost a ferociousness to it, especially in the first meetings.
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Kiraly summarized his coaching philosophy with five F's: fast, family, fun, fortitude and ferociousness.
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You can have a super talent, but if he's not as hungry, he's not bringing that ferociousness.
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Her particular brand of ferociousness, mixed with fierce loyalty has honestly kept these people alive these past three seasons.
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But nothing could prepare the younger Langford for the ferociousness with which After fans approached her at a recent book signing in Madrid.
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Mostly, Boothe walked that line between good and evil, displaying a ferociousness that was intimidating and a strength that was appealing, even endearing.
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But the ferociousness of the intra-day sell-off is driven by these pre-set sell orders, which come programmed in these algorithms automatically.
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"The ferociousness of these events has a major impact on people, not only on their day-to-day life but also their psychological conditions," Smith said on Friday.
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According to the Botswana Wildlife Guide, honey badgers are "renowned for their ferociousness, attacking lions and buffalo if feeling threatened" and often hunt snakes and beehives as prey.
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For an extremist group that has made its reputation on its ferociousness, with fighters who would always choose suicide over surrender, the fall of Hawija has been a notable turning point.
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Since then, for 15 years, the true one constant in my life has been the joy of Kanye's music—a consistently innovative sound of disruption, excitement, frustration, adventure, confusion, elation, tenacity, and ferociousness.
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This is why, despite the unrelenting ferociousness of his opponents and regardless of what transpires legally in the Daniels case, Trump is weathering the squall, even in the zero-tolerance "Me Too" environment.
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Whatever your view of her politics, it's clear that Hillary Clinton has run a campaign of substance and ferociousness, taking on an opponent who couldn't be toppled by 16 primary opponents, 15 of them men.
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This thing just oozes panic to me and the movement, the ferociousness and speed by which stocks have fallen and, now, bond yields looks more like the end of a colossal panic than the beginning.
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Stauskas is the most ordinary of NBA players, which is to say that he's pretty extraordinary—a singular talent from the start, motivation that's frankly unnatural in its ferociousness, the right luck at the right time.
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So were legions of women I know who took daughters, nieces, nephews, mentees or simply went in droves, some of them to women-only screenings — and walked out of theaters with a strange feeling of ferociousness.
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A recent account in Newsweek challenged several assertions made in the best-selling book "Lone Survivor," by Marcus Luttrell, a member of the SEALs, and the writer Patrick Robinson, including the size of the attacking force and the ferociousness of the battle.
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Larnell paces the film a little strangely and doesn't give us nearly enough battle rapping, but the real draw is star Chanté Adams, who easily embodies the charisma and ferociousness of the film's heroine, ethering everyone who dares underestimate her through a row of sparkly braces.
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The school mascot is a tiger. All St. Matthew sports teams are called Tigers, symbolizing speed and ferociousness.
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They fought the group and, because of their ferociousness, they ran away. Tun Perak was amazed by the courage of Hang Tuah and his companions. He rewarded them and presented them to Sultan Muzaffar Syah.
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Bhairava is believed to have nine faces and thirty four hands and appears as a black naked figure. Literally, Bhairava means ferociousness or terror. He is depicted as a terrifying god in Hinduism. Bhairava is considered as a manifestation of Shiva.
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Viking units often lacked formation. They have been described as "bees swarming." However, what they lacked in formation they made up with ferociousness, flexibility, and more often than not, extensive reconnaissance. This naturalistic sense of unconventional warfare is rooted in their lack of organized leadership.
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Animal husbandry Throughout history not only domestic animals as pets and livestock were kept in captivity and under human care, but also wild animals. Some were failed domestication attempts. Also, in past times, primarily the wealthy, aristocrats and kings collected wild animals for various reasons. Contrary to domestication, the ferociousness and natural behaviour of the wild animals were preserved and exhibited.
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The Klamath turned to Skell for help. In response to the Klamath people's pleadings, Skell descended from the sky to the top of Mount Shasta. A furious battle ensued, Skell from Mount Shasta and Llao from Mount Mazama. The ferociousness of the fight led two medicine men to jump into the pit of the underworld as a sacrifice to appease the spirits.
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In the ferociousness of encounter they face moral dilemmas both vis-a-vis their enemies and within their own Soviet world burdened by ideological and political constraints. This approach brought vicious accusations of "false humanism" from some Red Army generals and the Communist Party press. Other reviews praised the uncompromising writing. "Vasil Bykov is a very courageous and uncompromising writer, rather of the Solzhenitsyn stamp," wrote Michael Glenny in Partisan Review in 1972.
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His ferociousness in battle earned him the moniker The Mad Hero or the Mad Taiji of North Khalkha. Around 1580, Abtai learned that his uncle Atlan Khan (1507–1583) of the Tumeds had converted to Gelupga (Yellow Hat) Tibetan Buddhism. Abtai invited the lama Shiregetü Güüshi Chorjiwa from Altan's Inner Mongolian city Guihua (present day Hohhot) to teach him the basic tenets of Tibetan Buddhism. Abtai then ordered construction of the Erdene Zuu monastery in 1585.
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Their social and political [dis]organization revolves about a personal quality called sfik, which combines face, authority, and ferociousness. Sfik is gained through victory in combat, or possession of something of value, or just the respect of others: followers with their own strong sfik strengthen the sfik of their leader. A kif that loses sfik is likely to have its followers either defect or kill it. As a result, the kif are prone to change sides at the first sign of weakness.
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As for the villagers themselves, both men and women, made a great impression on him, when on a Sunday he saw them going to the church. He wrote: “Anogian women are beautiful, with red cheeks and faces that are lit up by eyes black and shiny, like agate. Their traditional clothing, accentuates the health and beauty that characterize the ancient Cretan archetype. The men are also handsome, being tall, lean, and easy in their movement, proud, but without even a trace of ferociousness”.
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We don't hear a fucking thing." As the opposing team enters the field, the Northern Guard chant "Come and get it," which has become the group's unofficial motto. The Northern Guard are known for their use of smoke bombs, lighting dozens of large bombs a match in their stands, as well as for vulgarity and profanity. SB Nation soccer editor Sean Spence wrote that "...despite the presence of several families in their midst, they are loudly, hilariously vulgar, and use profanity with a ferociousness and familiarity that is almost admirable.
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Critic Rossi Jackson of the New Pittsburgh Courier calls this adaption a "bastardized version of Iceberg Slim's novel…they have watered down, misadapted and ultimately messed up Iceberg Slim's original work".Rossi, Jackson. New Pittsburgh Courier (1966-1981), City Edition [Pittsburgh, Pa] 03 Mar 1973: 17 While Jackson claims that the film is well acted, he believes that the film lacks the ferociousness and passion with which Slim writes about the "places and the pains of the black ghetto experience". The black ghetto life is largely lost in the movie and many of the exciting characters, such as Cleo, are lost.
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The show was inspired by nature and featured large tree trunks, paintings, drawings and mixed recordings of a river she painted next to with "the pieces examin[ing] Solberg's powerful experience of spending time in the woods, exploring both its beauty and its ferociousness." Solberg was selected for the 2015 Summit Series Artist in Residency program. For this, she created Night Rider turning a snowcat vehicle into an art instillation at the top of a mountain in Eden, Utah. In 2015, Solberg was one of the artists invited by the Mama Shelter hotel to create art inspired by their mothers.
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When fighting, Iori employs the "Yagami style of ancient martial arts" as well as an art labelled as "Pure instinct" which involves the usage of blue flames. His strongest technique is known as In The King of Fighters XIII, Iori's gameplay mechanics were modified to become a close-range fighter. Despite losing his flaming techniques, he was given brutal moves using his nails to emphasize his ferociousness. Iori's strongest technique is , a new move that focuses on violent combinations and serves as a reference to the character's ending from The King of Fighters '96, in which he murders his teammates.
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I can't say who. The > ferociousness of the surrounded fighters indicated that they were protecting > someone particularly significant. After a week of fighting, the ISPR testified that military intelligence sources have confirmed that one of the top al Qaeda leader, Tohir Yo‘ldosh, has been injured in the military operation in the tribal area and has fled the area. According to one version of the military intelligence reports reads: > Reports indicate that it was actually Tahir and not Zawahiri, who was > driving in the bullet-proof double-cabin pick- up truck that subsequently > hit a wall and was later found abandoned.
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' It's such a cumbersome phrase, yet Gaga somehow makes it one of the most erotic lines you'll heard all year. The half-giggled 'I really shouldn't be telling you this' line at the song's climax — no pun intended — really seals the deal." Walker humorously rated the song 5 out of 5 "vaguely vaginal Georgia O'Keeffe orchids". Bradley Stern of MuuMuse said the song is "all sorts of throwback '80's-R&B; ferociousness, blending dirty- minded temptation with a seriously fierce strut a la Janet Jackson and Paula Abdul — and a bit of Divinyls' 'I Touch Myself'.
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Though he may be viewed as rejecting the idea that some sort of historical subject, whether God, the proletariat, or even a particular set of social institutions, will bring into history the utopian dream of a truly just, peaceful, and harmonious society, he is not passive in the face of injustice. Sung has worked directly with basic ecclesial communities as an advisor, speaking regularly at various ecumenical events that focus on justice and solidarity, and writing scholarly books as well as those aimed directly at those laypersons who are involved in particular struggles for justice. He speaks about justice with the same ferociousness as most liberation theologians, but tempers his evaluations of struggles, projects, and proposals with a sense of what may be temporally attainable.
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" Paste ranked it number 34 on their list of the 50 best albums of 2013 saying, "each bar has the ferociousness of a lion smelling the scent of fresh blood. Among his contemporaries, Pusha T is the sharp-witted wordsmith who makes you feel like you're listening to a master at work, devilishly cooking up something as pure and addictive as he possibly can." It was named the third best hip hop album of 2013 by PopMatters. They commented saying, "My Name Is My Name is easily one of the most impressive displays of lyricism of the year and contains some of 2013's best verses, as Pusha shows off his versatility..... The production is minimalistic and intelligently doesn't overshadow Pusha's performance.
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The crossing of bulldog and terrier produced a dog that no longer belonged entirely to either foundation stock. With attributes such as ferociousness, aggressiveness, and intelligence, there were few fighting tasks a bull-and-terrier could not perform better than other breeds of those times. In 1835, with the banning of baiting, the breed was placed in jeopardy of extinction; however, while bull-baiting and bear-baiting laws were enforced, dog fighting flourished, so the bull-and-terrier lived on. Around 1860, the type split into two branches, increasingly standardised over time into distinct breeds: the pure white Bull Terrier, and the coloured forms that lived on for another 70 years in the dog pit until they finally were recognized as a legitimate dog breed called the Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
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The American soldiers attested to the ferociousness of the Moro warriors in the battlefield. In continuing the struggle, Maradeka emerged as non-violent political organization as an alternative to armed struggle mounted by the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) during their secessionist campaign beginning in 1968 and sustained by its breakaway groups, namely: MNLF Reformist GroupThe Philippines after Marcos, by Ronald James May & Francisco Nemenzo , Published 1985, p.119–125 led by Kumander Dimas Pundato and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MNLF) led by late Ustadz Salamat Hashim in war for self-rule in Mindanao, the largest southern islands of the Philippines. The restlessness in the recurrent Mindanao conflict brought Moro political activists and bonded Islamists and pro-democratic political groups of youth and students, academe, professionals, clerics, workers and employees, businessmen, traders, urban poor, overseas contract workers, and women in the push for broader people participation toward peace and democracy in the Philippines.
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The wanton sacking of Badajoz has been noted by many historians as a particularly atrocious conduct committed by the British Army: many homes were broken into, property vandalized or stolen, Spanish civilians of all ages and backgrounds raped, and many officers shot by the men they were trying to bring to order. Captain Robert Blakeney wrote: > The infuriated soldiery resembled rather a pack of hell hounds vomited up > from infernal regions for the extirpation of mankind than what they were but > twelve short hours previously – a well-organised, brave, disciplined and > obedient British Army, and burning only with impatience for what is called > glory.Myatt p 105 Despite this, some historians have defended the British soldiers' mass rape and murder by arguing that the aftermath could not have been avoided considering the ferociousness of the battle. Ian Fletcher argues: > Let us not forget that hundreds of British troops were killed and maimed by > the fury of the respective assaults, during which men saw their comrades and > brothers slaughtered before their very eyes.
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