Sentence examples for felt fiercely from inspiring English sources

I felt fiercely protective of this character and I wanted to find a way to right his difficult, unfair world.

But outsiders "faced a tough crowd," Mr. Marx said; officers working around the clock felt fiercely protective of the dead and their families.

It also felt fiercely independent—or at least individual the inside of the space a million miles away from the identikit setups of so many contemporary venues.

What I did know is that I felt fiercely defensive of my family, and grilled the show's producers over and over about whether they planned some sort of "gotcha moment," and if my children were going to suffer because of my own bad decisions and desire for publicity.

I feel fiercely patriotic right now.

Fucking selfish shithead!" Even her tirade, in context, feels fiercely tender.

The more people feel fiercely loyal to the show, the more they will urge their friends to watch.

Not surprisingly, some writers feel fiercely proud of this trove of sources because it conveys the extent of their work and gives their theories more credibility.

Having recently discovered mezcal, Cox feels fiercely protective of its future; given the shortage of raw material, its popularity scares him.

Despite its Francophile framing, Bird's paean to epicurean pleasures feels fiercely Dickensian in its depiction of a naive young cuisinier vying to make his way in a cynical world (with the help of a gourmet rat).

All of which makes me feel fiercely defensive of this shiny new incarnation of the bestselling mystery novel of all time, which is destined to be not Christie-ish enough for the six of one on the rock, while being far too Christie-ish for the half a dozen of the other in the hard place.