The work was vehemently attacked by German critics, who denounced Grass's portrayal of reunification as "misconstrued" and "unreadable".
Such work is vehemently opposed by groups who believe that animal experiments are ethically inexcusable and who deny they help produce new drugs.
Though the work is vehemently virtuosic, these players really did seem to enjoy themselves, especially Mr. Serkin, who could hardly stop grinning as the music drove to its hypercharged conclusion.
Quotas don't work: I am vehemently anti-quotas, and yet at least as vehemently pro-diversity.
The piece was once summarized as: This "stormy, agitated" work contains a "vehemently triple-dotted main theme and only some brief midsection hazy sunshine [that lightens] the storm before fortississimo thunders return and finally dominate".
Taking hardly any time to collect himself offstage, Mr. Taylor returned with Mr. Bolcom's "12 New Études" (1986), ingeniously inventive works that alternate vehemently difficult piano writing with jazzy ruminations and musical witticisms.
Without the crushing distraction of vehemently working towards something I grew to hate (because that's what smart college-educated big city 20-somethings do), I've been left with a hole that is now being filled with an almost Technicolor experience of things -- and perhaps yes, leaving me even more romantically inquisitive.
When writing about Greer's influence, many feminists will, I imagine, feel a need to outline the aspects of her work with which they vehemently disagree.
I met Klay for a chat and he explained the motives behind his work, which he defended vehemently.
Like many self-made men, he became vehemently rightwing, working for the free enterprise lobby group Aims of Industry, which regards trade unions as the work of the devil.
