Sentence examples for fiercely come from inspiring English sources

We must fiercely come to the defense of our fallen women, embrace them, compassionately offer our hands and our hearts and help them heal their deeply-entrenched wounds as we tend to our own.

And the places in which these rights have been protected most fiercely may come as some surprise.

The civil fraud claims, which Mr. Rattner fiercely contested, came within moments of news that the financier had settled a related dispute with the S.E.C.

The dandy bohemian, who had been regarded as a radical in an era when homosexuality was still fiercely closeted, comes to be seen as a reactionary by New York's politicised gay community.

Out go Alexandrine verses and in come fiercely contested games of badminton.

Since then, the district has come suddenly, fiercely into play.

Both teams lost last time out so expect this to be as fiercely contested as they come.

Surrounded by these and other hard-won tokens of our American lives, I was suddenly and fiercely grateful to have come back home.

She added: "Wherever his remains are again laid to rest, I am sure that Richard III will continue to divide opinion fiercely for centuries to come".

The appointment loosened the historic grip on Vatican finances by a small and tight-knit group of Italian insiders, some of whom had fiercely resisted efforts to come under outside scrutiny.

In "The Witch in the Water", a fiercely puritanical priest has come from the city to purge the Welden Valley and its inhabitants of sinfulness; he sets his sights on Anna, the recently orphaned daughter of a "cunning woman".