Sentence examples for fierce reactions from inspiring English sources

The proposals have drawn fierce reactions.

Veal is a tricky subject, one that's apt to provoke fierce reactions.

In practice, though, even investigations of relatively minor players produced fierce reactions from more senior Afghan officials.

Hence, in part, the fierce reactions of Francis's critics, some of whom, like Spaemann, have come to understand the clash over "Amoris" as a crisis.

Although Greece is still far from a radical outburst, one cannot exclude the possibility of fierce reactions on the streets of Athens or other major cities.

The Kremlin's announcement that Mr. Putin had signed the law set off fierce reactions and some immediate second-guessing, even by some of the president's political allies.

What is new this time is the fierce reaction.

The study drew a flurry of media attention and a fierce reaction in the insurance industry.

Having people objectified in this humiliating way was always going to cause a fierce reaction.

Mr. Bush won plaudits from the Republican Party's conservative base, yet set off a fierce reaction from the left.

There was a degree to which ABC and Disney executives seemed confused by the fierce reaction from the news division.