Sentence examples for fiercely put from inspiring English sources

Yet he remained critical of the United Nations' role and fiercely put forth his "America First" platform, boasting at the beginning of his scripted remarks that "the United States has done very well since Election Day".

It's certainly one of his best films, though in terms of his acting, it's remarkable chiefly for how fiercely he puts himself in abeyance.

This is a view that one Abraham Lincoln rather fiercely resisted, and put an end to in the eighteen-sixties.

But the relatively few deaths in Netanya spared Mr Sharon from political pressure to retaliate more fiercely or even put the disengagement on hold.But Palestinian attacks are not even Mr Sharon's main concern.

(Fiercely) I won't put up with it, do you hear?

By the end of the 2000s, even the British tabloids seemed to have put the fiercely anti-German headlines of the mid-90s behind them.

Many analysts say a fiercely disputed election could put Congo's Western allies, including the United States, in a tight spot because if Mr. Kabila relies on fraud to hold onto power, mayhem could follow.

Put fifty fiercely competitive girls on a desert island, girls who've spent their whole lives learning to play to an audience and please a crowd, and what do you get?

NEW HAVEN has a long tradition of pizza-making to which its adherents are fiercely loyal; they will put their crisp, thin-crusted pizza up against any New York contender without hesitation.

It was even harder to envision that it would result in an astonishing consent decree that for the first time in history will put the fiercely independent L.A.P.D. under the supervision of the federal government.

I still love watching Baby dance with Johnny Castle, who esteemed her so much, so hard, that he fiercely insisted: "Nobody puts Baby in a corner".