Sentence examples for rather fiercely from inspiring English sources

"Did you ever meet Carol?" McCain asked suddenly, and rather fiercely, on our flight from New York to Boston.

I said I had no control over this, but was rather fiercely told it "was not good enough".

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

"Exit," a new work by Larry Keigwin, begins in near darkness with six dancers posing rather fiercely along the edge of the stage.

Otherwise he has soft, fat, sentimental features, large red lips with exaggerated curves of sympathy, large eyes with active tear ducts, black eyebrows which contract rather fiercely when certain ideas strike him.

We've learned enough over the centuries to know that clouds aren't supernatural; rather, fiercely condensed and sweeping, they represent all that is natural, and we stand beneath them awed and merely human.

It is the idea of the United States "leading from behind" in Libya rather than fiercely commanding.

They treat their subjects in a humane, unpretentious, rather traditionalist, fiercely intelligent idiom.

Once he's rounded every outfield player, he shoots rather too fiercely past the 'Hyogo Dream Team's' two young goalkeepers, who seem more interested in dodging his effort than saving it.

Within this formulation, "utopia" is not, as some might quickly assume, a simple rush toward Xanadu or some rainbow-colored never-never land, but rather a fiercely political and bitter critique of the present.

As it approaches the boil, lower the heat so that the milk bubbles lazily around the fish, rather than boiling fiercely.