Sentence examples for fiercely rejected from inspiring English sources

Having long fiercely rejected criticism of the tribunal act, officials are showing signs of softening.

The damning claims of collusion will be fiercely rejected by the government.

Although this was fiercely rejected, officials at South Korea's unification ministry believe the North is considering a shift in strategy.

This was a charge fiercely rejected by Tony Blair in the House of Commons on March 22nd.

Tanzer's comments about Airbnb's expansion having a negative impact on tourism were fiercely rejected by the company.

Once he could do a few tricks, he became interesting to those who had fiercely rejected him.

They fiercely reject claims that they are exploiting online workers.

The BMA, which represents Britain's doctors, also fiercely rejects moves to legalise assisted dying.

But if they reject the mythology, they no less fiercely reject the implication that they're "just" a band.

Henderson paints a compelling portrait of Generation Xers who fiercely reject their parents' values of free love.

Pitsiorlas fiercely rejects any such notion, saying public utilities such as the water board will not be denationalised.