‘While the little black dress will always be a safe bet, the trend this year is to be bold with colour and you will find a range of fiery reds, rich pinks, violets and berry shades.’
‘She was pretty with her fiery red curls and bright blue eyes.’
‘She leaned her head against the chain, rocking gently while she watched the sky change from a brilliant pink to a fiery red to a deep purple.’
‘The muted red that resulted wasn't pink, but it certainly wasn't as bright and fiery as a pure red.’
‘I turned back to face her bright blue eyes and fiery red hair and studied her.’
‘She had red fiery hair, and she had a deep colour of green eyes.’
‘The demon had the face of an attractive young man, but his eyes glowed viciously with an intense, fiery red, even when the flames left his body.’
‘The sunlight was again basking her vivid curls in fiery red.’
‘There were examples in pale and deep green, fiery oranges and reds.’
‘Annoyed, the werewolf stopped was and lifted his head to glare at Rich with fiery red eyes.’
‘The fiery oranges and rich reds seemed to be painted on the deep blue of the water.’
‘I turned around to see a person with fiery red hair and deep brown eyes staring at me.’
‘His face was quickly acquiring the colour of his fiery hairstyle.’
‘The colour is so fiery it looks like one bite will singe your lips off, but the flavour is a wonderfully complex mixture of sweet and spicy.’
‘Millions of fiery colours swerved before her eyes enveloping her.’
‘The judge was smiling; something which gave his rosy cheeks even more of a fiery colour.’
‘It fuels the amazing fire tornado, which pirouettes in a fiery red glow at ten-minute intervals.’
‘He was dressed in simple clothes, but the fiery colour of his hair and the deep burning in his brown eyes suggested he was special in some way.’
‘Her finger were bright red, now too, a bright, fiery hot orange red of a heated metal.’
‘The sun is slowly slipping over the horizon and bathing the sky in brilliant hues of yellow and fiery red.’
1.2(of a person) having a passionate, quick-tempered nature.
‘a fiery, imaginative Aries’
‘A genuine artist, his fiery, passionate nature carried over to his work and transformed it into a feast for the senses that captured the soul.’
‘He's passionate, fiery, angry and full of conviction.’
‘Not that she has any talent for arguments, but she has a passionate heart and a fiery spirit.’
‘Mrs Wood, a graphic designer currently working as a cleaner, said some people automatically associated red hair with a bad temper and fiery nature.’
‘Jacquelyn nicknamed him Spike, in recognition of his petulant, fiery nature, which his four younger siblings apparently found considerably irksome.’
‘Apparently the play is about ‘a fiery passionate Southern girl’ and her ‘stormy relationship’ with a man.’
‘But there seems a special onus on the pivotal football figures at the club who share both Johnstone's flame hair and his fiery nature to mark an end by making a start.’
‘A quiet and reserved man in public, he showed his fiery nature privately.’
‘Ferguson's fiery temper and outspoken nature contrasts with the other's reserved, low-key and media-shy approach.’
‘This has always been a little hard for me, since I'm a fiery guy by nature, but Coach has really taught me a lot about controlling my emotions on the court.’
‘Nancy, however, was very used to the princess's fiery nature.’
‘I noticed that Zeke is so laid back and patient and easy-going and Aimee is all fiery and passionate about everything!’
‘Hughes has worked hard on curbing his fiery nature, reining in his fanatical work-rate in the gym and getting him to control and direct his natural aggression.’
‘You're passionate and fiery and need a short, funky textured look.’
‘Maria Callas needs no promotion, yet her distinctively fiery, passionate style was not equally suited to every role.’
‘The energetic chemistry between Power and Sexton drives the play forward as they share moments of love and hate with a fiery passion.’
‘To her, Paul needs a passionate, fiery soul to match his own and he would never be satisfied unless he has it.’
‘A fiery passionate temperament may have made you interesting and challenging on day one.’
‘He was broken early due to his fiery nature, which showed more often than not.’
‘Next she stood up and faced the Lady, fiery passion and power evident in her eyes.’
‘Both men have fiery tempers and a burning, sometimes intrusive, desire to win.’
‘What happens is that they are both very fiery, strong characters and they gesticulate a lot.’
1.3(of behavior or words) passionately angry and deeply felt.
‘a fiery speech’
‘Inside those eyes was anger, anger so fiery that Catherine grew more afraid.’
‘From where he walked on the ground next to her, though, Nicolas could tell she was masking not tears, but a fiery anger.’
‘He tried to turn over, to face her, but at the sight of him the fiery anger overwhelmed her, and she swung as hard as she could in a deadly arc!’
‘Her breathing seemed to echo around this whole new world, and she'd never felt so alive with fiery emotion than now.’
‘In spite of some fiery emotions at the moment I think you'll be happily surprised at just how restrained and conscious the work has been along this course.’
‘That fiery anger built up in me again, but this time I had control over it.’
‘Her eyes were filled with black blotches of tears but she was glaring through them, her gaze fiery with anger.’
‘His voice came out cold and rigid yet fiery with untamed anger etched within it.’
‘Her voice was cold, with no hint of the fiery anger that showed plain on her face.’
‘She was famous for these quick, fiery bursts of anger like her mother, but she rarely gets angry.’
‘The real battleground will involve our watery emotions mixing with fiery impulses.’
‘And the love he felt for his mother was as fiery as the anger that she could so easily incite in him.’
‘The sermon was a fiery denunciation of strong drink.’
‘The Member for Essex delivered a fiery speech, but I think the quote of the day goes to a Member from the Bloc whose riding I didn't catch.’
‘Everyone wanted a chance to give fiery speeches.’
‘The second anniversary promises to be more private, more reflective and without the ceremonial grandeur and fiery political speeches.’
‘Some people call me a traitor or a collaborator for all the above and for speaking the truth as opposed to rhetorical, fiery speeches which have been our downfall.’
‘Then in English she burst into a fiery political speech.’
‘By most accounts he is quite conservative, even if he is not known for provocative speeches and fiery dissents.’
‘The relationship between Alistair Nicholson and politicians of all political colours has often been fiery.’