Fiercely in a sentence

Mr Davis added: ‘Boris will want to reset Government… He’s going to need a new chief of staff who has got to be fiercely efficient but not fiercely political.

Australia’s cricket team is its biggest sports team and as fiercely supportive as Australians are, they are also fiercely critical if the team has done wrong.

As a viewer, I was swept away by his words because I know that he guards his privacy fiercely so it must have taken a lot for him to open his heart and mind so publicly.

Bre may have come onto the show fiercely and her confidence could be perceived as threatening, but Bre's ability to have conversations and accept responsibility for what she has said or done doesn't make her the true villain.

But Xiaomi will be entering an EV market that is already fiercely competitive.

Carol Graf Carnish was a fiercely devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend.

Curious of the visitors but fiercely protective of her people, she is among the strongest and most decisive characters in Disney's celebrated and beloved canon.

Deku’s return to UA was fiercely debated between the heroes and the regular civilians who didn’t want the school to become All For One’s next target.

Despite being a member of Task Force X, Peacemaker is the only one on the team fiercely loyal to overseer Amanda Waller (), even willing to kill Task Force leader Rick Flag () to do so.

During the Industrial Revolution, textile workers called the Luddites fiercely opposed new weaving machines.

Efforts to decolonise Shakespeare have been fiercely contested in the past and as co-director of education at the Globe theatre, Karim-Cooper navigated her own storm when she organised a series of webinars on anti-racism in the aftermath of ’s murder.

Fiercely cheerleading Queerty articles – and nuclear bombing open discussion of the issues – is not the way to go, dbm.

For Blessing me with a King that loves, provides and protects his own fiercely.

Four years ago at the last such election during Hong Kong's mass pro-democracy protests, a record 71% turnout brought about a landslide victory for the democratic camp in a fiercely contested poll.

Frank isn't a Highland warrior, but he is fiercely loyal to Claire and his family.

Glaring fiercely, she saw neither students nor ceiling nor window, only the empty air in front of her.

He loved them both dearly and fiercely.

Here in Britain, we are fiercely proud of the N.H.S. It’s this towering monument to social generosity, rooted in the belief that health care is a human right, not a luxury.

He said a cockerel from a nearby cottage “fiercely guards the area”, channeling its “Roman spirit” to harry anyone who gets too close.

However Ms Oliver has also outlined her position on calls for a public inquiry, which is being fiercely campaigned for in Oldham, saying she does not believe it is necessarily the best avenue to get justice for victims.