Sentence examples for fiercely concerned from inspiring English sources

The children's grandmother was a strange woman a complete stoic, who showed no tenderness to the children but was fiercely concerned with them.

The critics include international restoration specialists who are fiercely concerned about anything that affects Angkor, which was restored by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or Unesco, and others after the wars of the 1970s.

We treated our enemies and rivals fiercely, but as concerned the members of our group, we had no choice but to work together.

A few years ago, I became fascinated by such people — people for whom the "rule of law" is no mere abstraction, for whom human rights is a fiercely urgent concern.

"Yeezus" is a fiercely edited, assaultive, and noisy work, concerned less with grandeur than with intensity.

The prominent place of evolution in the NSES, Benchmarks, and other national model documents discouraged this approach, and the teachers and scientists on the standards writing committees, aided by citizens concerned about science education, fiercely resisted these campaigns.

Though at school she and I used to compete fiercely, the only competitive moment in our conversation concerned whose father had the worst table manners, hers or mine.

Ljubomir is a fiercely loyal and hairy man, and not overly concerned with hygiene.

Those attacks continued even as the ministers met, including most fiercely in Misurata, where, Mrs. Clinton said, the alliance was "especially concerned about the atrocities unfolding".

What starts as a fiercely moral but subtly told story becomes an unconvincing melodrama, more concerned with packing in the action than with fictional integrity.

Although the site had been excavated before, Dr. Burley, of Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, made a new and revealing discovery concerning a fiercely debated issue in archaeology: the origin and migration routes of the Polynesians.