Sentence examples for fiercely believe from inspiring English sources

British leftists fiercely believe they are right, in the sense of correct, but also in the sense of just.

They fiercely believe that audiences are with them: that hearing people giggle and sniffle, and watching as they rise to their feet night after night in applause, says more than any critic ever can.

Most managers fiercely believe that creating growth through innovation is fundamentally a risky, random endeavor.

I would recommend splitting the difference: The leadership of IS and other Islamist groups is mostly composed of physicians, engineers and computer scientists who are cool-headed strategists who fiercely believe in their theological doctrine.

Some people are gonna find your behavior off-putting; if you're a woman, some fiercely believe that women should be quiet and shy.

He fiercely believes "the city deserves an opera house".

I once fiercely believed that priests and rabbis rarely frequented bars together.

She also fiercely believed she was the only one who could do the fixing.

"That was a great mantra for George W.," he said, "and I fiercely believed in that principle".

The great difference between them is this: Mr Amis, following Nabokov, thinks that "the sole end of art is aesthetic bliss", while Mr Hitchens fiercely believes that art can make things happen.

Simón is missing, presumed dead, although his mother fiercely believes otherwise, whereas someone like Tomás — his closest imaginary friend — is missing from view but presumed in some mysterious way to be alive.