Sentence examples for fiercely embrace from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of the people clearly value some form of permanent association with the United States, although Puerto Ricans fiercely embrace their language and Hispanic-American culture; some have even pointed out that, under statehood, Puerto Rico could no longer field its own teams for the Olympic Games.

Just as Thomas Pynchon fiercely embraces privacy, so Gaiman has sought and cultivated fame.

You couldn't make it up.Many marvelled that Good Time Charlie had so fiercely embraced this cause.

Instead they were launched by zealous outsiders from the edges of the informational ecosystem, and were fiercely embraced, until their claims were scrutinized and found wanting.

The ritual links them to a history they not only embrace, but fiercely guard.

He sold us the jerseys and we embraced, fiercely, as if we hadn't met just ten minutes before.

Although he had once embraced fiercely pro-Malay sentiments, his language softened over time, and he stated that one of his goals as prime minister would be to ensure fair treatment of all ethnic groups within Malaysia.

"He was being treated, counseled, and embraced fiercely by family and friends while battling depression for some time now" she wrote.

The New Joy of Work Performance". (The book "deserves an award for the worst title," the friend says). The women refuse the flyer; they embrace their leisure time fiercely.

They are all fiercely proud of the mandate they now embrace: Use the skills they have developed during their time here to make the world better.

If we embrace narrow group-based identities too fiercely, we cling to the very cages in which others would seek to trap us.