Imam Sherzad, who is known in the community as fiercely anti-Taliban, described the competing faction as being pro-Taliban businessmen with interests in Afghanistan.
Plato argued fiercely against Hippocrates, described mental illness as a philosophical problem, maintained that character was determined by early experience rather than by biology and believed that cure was to be achieved through reasoned discourse; he dismissed doctors who addressed themselves to the subject as "mere artisans".
At the time, Joseph was 40 and Summer was a 43-year-old stay-at-home mom, described as fiercely protective of her boys, Gianni and Joseph Jr. Investigators found out that the family's SUV had been towed from the parking lot of a strip mall in San Ysidro, an hour's drive from the McStay's Fallbrook home and a short walk from a pedestrian crossing into Mexico.
That was it!" Although she does it with humour, Radigue is fiercely self-critical, describing herself as stubborn, unable to improvise and constantly imperfect: "There is always, in every piece I do, something wrong".
Both Ms. Shinsky and Ms. Heck described themselves as fiercely opposed to President Obama.
The couple also described themselves as fiercely independent, a boon, they said, to their long-distance relationship.
Had we met even just a couple of years ago, would he even have described himself as fiercely Eurosceptic?
On Saturday, voters in Taiwan will go the the polls for what Edward Wong of The New York Times recently described as a "fiercely contested" presidential election.
His colleagues and friends described him as fiercely loyal, wise, a gentleman, a true friend, and above all valued his quick wit that would fill your heart with laughter.
Among the groups organizing the events, dubbed the Global Rally for Humanity, are the Oath Keepers, a group that advocates for open carry of guns and has been described as a "fiercely anti-government, militaristic group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
But in the world of letters she was perhaps best known as a director of Saqi Books, aptly described as "a fiercely independent publisher for writers of all places and peoples".
