Sentence examples for fiercely condemned from inspiring English sources

Both ideas were fiercely condemned by interest groups.

In a recent online post, it fiercely condemned the peerage awarded last week to Mrs Lawrence.

The settler leadership has fiercely condemned "price tag," saying it does not represent the vast majority of their community.

When Tanzania invaded Uganda to throw out the dictatorial Idi Amin in 1979, it was fiercely condemned.

Some, like Brian de Palma's Redacted, have been fiercely condemned for their apparent disloyalty to the US military.

The US administration was fiercely condemned by human rights groups and the United Nations for the manner of his detention at the Quantico base in Virginia.

Mr Teng recalled that "old diplomats" complained fiercely when China condemned North Korea's nuclear tests in 2006 and 2009.

The heroine of "In America," Maryna Zalewsky, we are told, is "Poland's most celebrated actress"; like Sir William Hamilton in "The Volcano Lover," she is what Ms. Sontag once dubbed a "saturnine personality" -- one of those "fiercely serious" souls "condemned to work" and possessed of "a self-conscious and unforgiving relation to the self".

Though only a tiny minority are jihadist sympathisers, Britain's 2.8m Muslims are less temperate than they like to be considered.In mosques in Birmingham, London, Derby and elsewhere, Charlie Hebdo's cartoons were condemned more fiercely than the massacre of its staff.

Not surprisingly, "Beijing Coma" analyzes the protests almost as fiercely as it condemns the suppressors; the student leaders, like the 1848 revolutionaries in Flaubert's "Sentimental Education," come across as governed by self-interest and vanity.

A death warrant is valid only for a limited time and the condemned man and his lawyers battle fiercely with the state and federal courts over that legal territory.