Sentence examples for fierce support from inspiring English sources
Mr. Leonard suggested adding the word "movement" largely because of his fierce support of civil rights.
He is a senior leader in the Muslim Brotherhood who, unlike his peers, is also beloved by many liberals for his fierce support of the protests in Tahrir Square.
Such views, as with his fierce support of the death penalty and opposition to abortion, may play well with the dwindling numbers of social conservatives and earn him nicknames like the "Fox News justice".
And his fierce support for "enforcement only" policies is now pushing the Senate bill (and any possible compromise bill) much further in his direction.A reprise of the pitchforkThere is no doubt that Mr Tancredo's triumph is a disaster in terms of both policymaking and Republican politics.
"It's the kind of issue that excites fierce support and opposition from such diametrically opposed groups that there would never be a legislative resolution until the very last minute," said Edwin Donnelly, the chief lobbyist for the New York State A.F.L.-C.I.O.
That apology might have saved Moore's job, but it reveals the fierce support Trump enjoys among evangelicals.
A psychological thriller that begins with the murder of an entire Stockholm family and scarcely gets cheerier from there, it's proficient late-night viewing with fierce supporting work from the under-employed Lena Olin.
Immigration is an exceptionally difficult issue for Republicans, given fierce base support for draconian legislation, and changing demographics that squeeze its leadership.
Despite its fierce rhetoric, support from the local administration and certain popularity of its goals, the Society proved to be largely unsuccessful as were the projects it promoted.
Amid the new galleries popping up, fierce public support of the Detroit Institute of Arts in light of its uncertain fate, a new program that will award millions to innovative community arts projects and street art that is seemingly turning the whole city into a canvas, there's the Red Bull House of Art.
BRUSSELS — The European Union won a preliminary victory Thursday for its plan to charge the world's biggest airlines for their greenhouse gas emissions even as international opposition to the plan grew fiercer and support among European countries weakened.
