Sentence examples for even more fiercely from inspiring English sources

When Ms. Dominick's diabetes was diagnosed as well, Denise became even more fiercely protective.

NWA's worldview, vocabulary and apparent disregard for what anyone else thought meant that they divided opinion even more fiercely.

The people of the mountains resisted invasion even more fiercely than their plains brethren: their greatest leader, Imam Shamil, waged guerrilla war for a quarter of a century.

Angry and frustrated CUF militants may react even more fiercely if their party loses yet again.In this section Will he jump?

I instantly knew she liked him: that gray streak in her hair started to glow even more fiercely than usual, the way it did when she was aroused.

Instead of bringing peace, the newfound mineral wealth could lead the Taliban to battle even more fiercely to regain control of the country.

They include brazenly partisan private TV channels and others that strive to be honest and even-handed amid a disinformation war that rages ever more fiercely as the country's political crisis deepens.

He warned against the creation of a new technocratic elite in which the selection of the few would lead to the abandonment of the many, a new elite whose privileges were even more crushing and fiercely defended because they appeared to be entirely merited.

They say there is nothing fiercer than a mama bear protecting her cubs, and when a diagnosis of cancer comes, many women feel deep fear and an unwavering will to live in an effort to continue raising her babies that makes her love her life and her children even more deeply and fiercely than ever before.

But the relatively few deaths in Netanya spared Mr Sharon from political pressure to retaliate more fiercely or even put the disengagement on hold.But Palestinian attacks are not even Mr Sharon's main concern.

A year later, after the war and the NATO bombing, which he criticized fiercely, the office seemed even more spartan and bare.