Sentences with phrase «fierce supporter»

Cyrill Cliff, fierce supporter of Britain's Stoke City team, resented it very much when his team lost to the Blackburn Rovers on a disputed penalty kick.

That a lot of secular progressives are fierce supporters of the abortion license because they're eugenicists at heart shouldn't come as a surprise; one current member of the Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, had a Gruberian moment some years ago when she admitted in an interview that legal activists promoting the abortion license prior to 1973 did so in part because they thought it would cut down the «growth in populations that we don't want to have too many of.»

-- DAVID CLARKE: A wild - card, but the outspoken and polarizing Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, sheriff has been a fierce supporter of Trump and even landed a speaking spot at last summer's Republican National Convention.

He helped found Uber in 2009 and has been its fiercest supporter.

«The article goes on to say that Gibson was a fierce supporter of breastfeeding and continued with her son until he was 9 1/2 months of age.

But Rees - Mogg, a fierce supporter the Leave campaign, went further as he appeared on Radio 4's Westminster Hour on Sunday evening.

Mr. Cuomo is a fierce supporter of charter schools and an opponent of teachers unions, who resent the governor's efforts to back educational ventures that don't require stringent labor protections.

As a former emotional eater, I am a fierce supporter of eating full, satisfying meals.

My kids are both my most (sometimes brutally) honest critics & fiercest supporters.

Ellison is being recognized with the award for her work as a fierce supporter of distinctive and creative voices in films such as «American Hustle,» «Her,» «The Master,» «Zero Dark Thirty,» «Foxcatcher,» and most recently «20th Century Women.»

I am a fierce supporter of school choice — and that includes vouchers, tax credits, opportunity scholarships and all the other devices that make private schools part of the choice equation — and I am broadly on team two, believing we have a moral obligation to empower parents with more choices and greater freedom in how they choose to educate their child.