Sentence examples for fiercely pushing from inspiring English sources

On the morning after the tragedy, the Russia-linked accounts were commenting fiercely, pushing the "crazy lone killer" explanation for the shooting and mocking advocates of gun control.

In the second-generation round of the Church vs. Cuomo, Archbishop Dolan is pitted against Andrew Cuomo, the Catholic governor who is fiercely pushing for New York to become the sixth and most populous state to approve gay marriage.

HARARE, Zimbabwe -- As Zimbabwe hurtles into another violent political season, President Robert Mugabe's party is fiercely pushing for a quick election this year because of fears that the president's health and vigor are rapidly ebbing, senior party officials said.

The Economist called him "the most controversial ambassador ever sent by America to the United Nations", but he also won praise in some quarters, for fiercely pushing for reform of the international institution.

She fiercely pushes her way into a job as the only female diver in the Navy Yard, and later pursues a one-night stand with Dexter after meeting him at one of his night clubs, concealing her identity and hoping to learn what happened to her missing father.

Though Tesla fiercely pushes back against the news, the questions will likely continue as workers fight to meet Musk's lofty production expectation.

Heilemann fiercely pushed back at the idea of taking military action to back the Iraqi government.

As interior minister, Tantan had fiercely pushed investigations into corruption, including an inquiry regarding the Energy Ministry, controlled by his Motherland Party.

To me it is an obvious, default setting and therefore one should always support, promote and, if required, fiercely push for equality.

They are pushing fiercely, but without great hope, for a law that would raise the legal age of marriage to help delay the start of child-bearing.

But there is the sense that Ms. Kravas is not quite pushing as fiercely and insistently as she might.