Sentence examples similar to fiercely condemning from inspiring English sources

Both ideas were fiercely condemned by interest groups.

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

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.

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.

Among those who rejected the movement, which was later fiercely condemned by the Vatican under John Paul II, was an Argentinian Jesuit priest named Jorge Mario Bergoglio.

His earlier criticisms were fiercely condemned by leading Republican outlets, including the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal, and even some top advisers to Mr. Gingrich have counseled him to back away.

Comedian and pro-Palestinian activist Alexei Sayle has fiercely condemned Israel's air strikes in the Gaza Strip, by comparing the nation's behaviour to that of prolific sex offender Jimmy Savile.

GPs' representatives and patient groups fiercely condemned the payments, which are part of a drive to increase diagnoses of the condition, as ethically questionable and damaging to the relationship between doctor and patient.

Even some of Mr. Mukasey's supporters said at the hearing to vote on the nomination that they were troubled by the way Mr. Mukasey handled questions about waterboarding, which the United States has fiercely condemned when carried out by other nations and had prosecuted as a war crime after World War II.