Sentence examples for How vehemently from inspiring English sources

I am struck by how vehemently everyone around Tony Blair believes that the Chancellor is merely exploiting his power over the euro decision for personal advantage.

I'm not a Catholic myself, and I'm rather shocked to find how vehemently I feel the Pope has been wronged this week.

This discord between how vehemently we're told to believe in ourselves as young girls and how dismissively we're treated as young women — captured so heartbreakingly in "Girls" — is part of what fuels the shudder brought on by that word, "girl".

But he also said that "given how vehemently Trump has denounced Bush's national security team, it is striking how much of this speech depends on counterterrorism ideas developed by the Bush administration.

No matter how vehemently Dad insisted that Alan loved his family and would never do that to his wife and kids, the cop dismissed Alan as a runaway husband and refused to open a file.

Andrew Neil, former editor of the Sunday Times, agreed that the paper was no longer the force it was, and said the question was how vehemently the Sun opposed Labour and embraced Cameron's Tories.

During his confirmation hearings, senators pointed out how Sessions had vehemently opposed adding gay and transgender people to existing hate crimes laws, which the justice department is charged with enforcing ever since the bill he opposed became law in 2009.

Mrs. Boltz also realizes better than anyone how many former fans vehemently object.

But the two sides disagree, rather vehemently, about how the school handled the matter.

But they disagree vehemently on how to improve the condition of forests.

You write about how the Administration is vehemently opposed to "any drug, vaccine, or initiative that could be interpreted as lessening the risks associated with premarital sex".