Sentence examples for * her vehemence from inspiring English sources

I saw it in her vehemence toward my father and in the raucous consciousness-raising groups that met in our living room.

Mrs. Kirchner has renewed accusations that Britain's rule in the Falklands is a colonial holdover, and her vehemence has centered on the discovery of potentially lucrative reserves of oil there that lie within the British economic exclusion zone.

The mistreatment of mental patients mobilized her vehemence, and she compared the humanity shown to the inmates of the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum (a dance was held on the evening she visited) to the wretched conditions of the lunatics on Blackwell's (now Roosevelt) Island.

"NO!" Her vehemence was startling enough to spark my curiosity, and for the next few years, I observed her and her widowed friends.

Angot defended with equal vehemence her right to expose people, and was pilloried as a shameless exhibitionist.

While she never wanted to be a comedian – "Jesus Christ, no," she says with good-humoured vehemence – her mother's outspoken standup acts were a big influence.

Weaver, never one to hold back, gives her readings a crushing vehemence.

'Ha ha ha he he he' laughed she with all the good-natured vehemence of her nature".

A love of animals prompted Lori to become a vegetarian by age 8 — in 1978 — with such well-reasoned vehemence that her mother and sister soon followed suit.

Her landscapes, whose piled forms borrow from Cézanne and David Hockney, improbably muster much of the vehemence of her figurative works, demonstrating the inspiring notion that any tradition can be wrestled into a new, undeniably pertinent form of expression.

The catchy vehemence of her arguments eventually got debated by two riverboat pilots on the Mississippi, one of whom, Samuel Clemens, would become the most famous writer in the United States, Mark Twain.