Meanings of fiercely partisan in English

Rupert Murdoch's Fox TV is fiercely partisan - and also has a real following.

One and all were loudly and fiercely partisan.

That level of bipartisan support is not typical of major legislation in the current, fiercely partisan, Congress.

The Centrist columnists, many of them just as fiercely partisan as any Liberal or Conservative, fired back desperately.

Sir Robin Wales, the Mayor of Newham, can be an acquired taste and as a Labour loyalist is fiercely partisan.

That gave an already tense women's skating contest an especially poignant air, and brought Rochette the overwhelming support of a fiercely partisan crowd.

Backed by a fiercely partisan crowd, Nadal saved three match points in the tie-break before sending a forehand long to hand Fognini victory.

As the tension rose things became increasingly exciting but the hosts were destined for crushing disappointment in front of a fiercely partisan crowd.

Scotland had scored a goal that seemed incongruous to the rest of their performance and, briefly, a fiercely partisan crowd sensed an improbable comeback.

"They poisoned Bishop Arius," said Gallus, already fiercely partisan.