Sentence examples for reacted fiercely from inspiring English sources
The politically powerful teachers' unions reacted fiercely and predictably to this provision.
Although Apple had never sued anyone for jailbreaking, Sony had reacted fiercely to previous modifications of the PlayStation.
Clinging to their work, the miners reacted fiercely when soldiers tried to arrest one of the men at the site.
I myself, having admired his previous feature, Seul Contre Tous, reacted fiercely against it as a piece of macho provocation.
Both the Bath head coach Mike Ford and his son George, who played alongside Burgess during England's benighted World Cup campaign, reacted fiercely to the Yorkshireman's departure from the Recreation Ground, one year into a three-year deal.
After fans of Breitbart reacted fiercely on Twitter, Yglesias clarified that he had not intended the tweet as a personal attack.
Ashton is brilliant as a young woman reacting fiercely as her potential glugs down the toilet.
Both men have paid fastidious attention to how they are portrayed, and can react fiercely to any slight, real or perceived.
Israel would certainly react fiercely to any direct attack.Moreover, it is arguable that Iran's leaders, by seeking to achieve a nuclear capacity for purposes that are (to say the least) ambiguous, are keener to secure their own regime's survival in the face of American hostility than they are to destroy the Israeli state.
The Western legislators already reacting fiercely to what they see as encroachment on their turf should distance themselves for once from their politically expedient ties to the timber, mining and energy industries, and join in applauding this important, far-sighted action, for which generations to come will be forever grateful.
This is precisely why its listeners feel they have such a close relationship to it, and why many of them – me included – reacted so fiercely when George Lamb joined the station in 2007, and made his lack of knowledge about music his gimmick.
