Sentence examples for vociferously backed from inspiring English sources

And Mr Sadr, like the Iranian authorities, has vociferously backed Bahrain's Shia opposition.

More strikingly, even those old rivals within NATO, Greece and Turkey, have vociferously backed the idea.

NOISY CROWD The 20,000 crowd vociferously backed Tahiti, who took the field wearing shell necklaces, and jeered the Nigerians, creating a surprisingly raucous atmosphere at the Mineirao, especially considering FIFA's ban on musical instruments.

Rooney was the game's most dangerous player and was vociferously backed by United's supporters throughout - as well as receiving vocal support from the travelling Chelsea fans who still hold out hope he can be lured to Stamford Bridge despite Moyes' insistence he would not be sold.

Those who most vociferously back the trade blockade are Cuban-Americans of a similar generation to the Castros who have now become a grumpy minority.

Backed vociferously by their home crowd, the Chinese trio started well and raced to a 25-15 advanthee (the first to 45 points wins in team sabre fencing).

The Vietnam War hero McCain (Romney toughed out the days of the Vietnam War, which he backed vociferously, as a Mormon missionary in, er, France) at least had the background of someone who was willing to go against the partisan grain.

She had protested so vociferously that the manager finally backed down, being by then relieved just to have her remove her hostile presence from his lobby.

The cables should shed some more light on why the White House and State Department backed Google so vociferously at the time.

Williams broke Jankovic in the fourth and sixth games of the set to win handily in front of a crowd backing her vociferously on every successful shot.

Bill Clinton was among the voices to push back vociferously, telling MSNBC the following day the comment was "so silly" and that she was "more [qualified] than I was in '92".