Sentence examples for fiercely hated from inspiring English sources

Ferrara's wife – writer and journalist, Anselma Dell'Olio – handed him a tube of lipstick, which he applied to his lips, sending, "a little kiss to Ilda Boccassini" – the judge responsible for Silvio Berlusconi's prosecution during the last 15 years, and a woman fiercely hated by Italian right-wingers.

At the end of the first week of first grade, he said fiercely, "I hate this school".

She was fiercely competitive and hated losing.

Dow was fiercely independent and "hated when anyone tried to treat her like an old lady," Green said in an email.

She's fiercely intelligent and hates all the PR crap that goes along with being an actress".

Not to put too fine a point on it, but Frank Zappa, the fiercely idiosyncratic musician and composer, hated being interviewed.

I lived with a father who hated African Americans fiercely and blamed them for everything that was wrong in his life.

She and I did not meet until then because my ex always protected her from me, and he was right to do so; I hated her more fiercely than I could even begin to measure.

The opposition, by contrast, did not have a chance to release its emotions in public after the death of Mr. Chávez, who was hated by some as fiercely as he was loved by others.

The portrait that emerges is of a proud, aloof man, a bookish nonsailor who hated travel and who fiercely protected his privacy while bristling at perceived slights, including the inevitable comparisons to Forester.

When cap and trade was proposed as a solution to acid rain, most energy executives whose companies burned coal hated the idea and lobbied fiercely against it.