Sentence examples for spoke fiercely from inspiring English sources

The last time Floridians spoke fiercely about rebellion and secession, they left the Union.

But he spoke fiercely to the issues that have moved Nader supporters to stick with their man, who is being labeled in some quarters as a spoiler.

Zuckerberg also spoke fiercely against the US government's surveillance of web consumers, but said the issues had inspired the industry and civilians to work together.

Instead, Mr Caldera, now 82, has had to swallow his pride and endorse a valued-added tax that he dislikes, to finance a gaping budget deficit and to avoid yet another devaluation of a currency that has already lost 80% of its dollar value since he took office.Running for election in 1993, Mr Caldera spoke fiercely against an existing VAT as an IMF idea that unfairly punished the poor.

He spoke fiercely, evoked vibrant mental imagery and, yes, did so with intensity.

Meretz ("Energy"), a secular outfit of the doveish left, and HaBeit HaYehudi ("The Jewish Home"), a religious-nationalist party that speaks fiercely for Jewish settlers on the West Bank, sharply increased their vote in the local elections, compared with their score in the parliamentary poll.

Khan spoke out fiercely against such actions, saying that the violence reflected the views of a small misguided minority.

That particular paradox was underlined when he spoke out fiercely against the widespread perception in the 1990s "sleaze era" that most MPs are less than honest and honourable.

She spoke out fiercely against censorship, both before and after apartheid ended, and helped found the Congress of South African Writers, to which she gave part of her own Nobel prize money.Asked what she had been searching for in the 70 or more authors she read as a judge of the Man Booker international prize in 2007, she replied, quick as a flash: "Illumination".

The father, Abdul Ahad, had spoken out fiercely against the communist regime and was jailed for three years as the family's properties were confiscated.

It is supported through advertising.Thus it is no surprise that Mr Carolla's reaction to his company, ACE Broadcasting Network, being sued a year ago by Personal Audio, a non-practicing patentholding entity (a "patent troll"), was to speak out fiercely and at length.