fiercely *

I had no idea why she went at me so fiercely.

Fiercely, with all the attention of the company on him.

I kept thinking about what he had said so fiercely.

Not always certain with his mother who was fiercely well read.

He just wants the company, not you! she told herself fiercely.

Not that he would get them, I told myself fiercely.

He was still fiercely trying to level the playing field.

She sat all the way up and looked at him fiercely.

"I am not going to give away anything to anyone," he said fiercely.

The wind was coming up even more fiercely than before.

They were part of each other, and he fiercely loved the boy.

Each hair stood fiercely out all by itself, exactly as before.

She was fiercely happy that she'd given herself to him.

Nothing like that was going to happen to her baby, she thought fiercely.

There was no need, she thought fiercely, to have brought the subject up.

I have seen you fight fiercely, both for and against our cause.

This time it would be different, he told himself fiercely.

For a moment he saw the woman he'd once loved so fiercely.

And he fell fiercely to the work of building up the wall.

Little Tom met his father's eyes fiercely but he knew the old man would never back down now.

They are fiercely determined to make a better life for their children.

"They will not be if ever we meet," his wife said fiercely.

His arms came to life; be held both women, fiercely.

"I know you had nothing to do with it," she said quickly and fiercely.

As those of you who live around here know, I'm a political independent and have held to that pretty fiercely over the years.