fieriness การใช้

• Sir Peter's warning is only an intimation of his famous fieriness.
• On his fieriness : " We need emotions.
• Still, Jones attributes Major Barbara's spiritual fieriness to displaced domestic energy.
• That fieriness and emotional play, that's what allowed him to be a good leader,"
• Some of that _ the fieriness, the emotion _ that's what allowed him to be a good leader for us.
• Chipotle ( sometimes spelled " chilpotle " and pronounced chee-POHT-lay ) are more than halfway up the chili pepper scale of fieriness.
• If it becomes a great sport, it might be due to the fieriness that Ballesteros showed openly and that seems to be deep inside Olazabal and Garcia.
• Its distinctive spicy fieriness comes from neighbouring Mediterranean countries and the many civilizations who have ruled Tunisian land : Phoenician, orange, blossom, and rose water.
• Fighting fieriness with fieriness, a Bharatiya Janata spokesman, K . L . Sharma, said the government had no need of Jayalalitha's advice on military matters.
• Fighting fieriness with fieriness, a Bharatiya Janata spokesman, K . L . Sharma, said the government had no need of Jayalalitha's advice on military matters.
• A lot of people have been comparing him to John McEnroe because of his fieriness, but we really see him as much more of a Jimmy Connors type with the way he plays.
• Christy Lemire described her as " the striking Saadet Aksoy " in her " Twice Born " review, and film critic David Rooney stated, " Saadet Aksoy brings a subdued fieriness to her scenes as a Bosnian woman . " on " The Hollywood Reporter ".