Sentence examples for a level of vehemence from inspiring English sources

Gillard's hairstyles, her accent and voice, her clothing and choice of trousers, even the fact that her boyfriend is a hairdresser (apparently, too convenient) – all have come under ferocious scrutiny, unleashing a level of vehemence and voyeurism that went way beyond the norm applied to men.

Right-wing pundits are jumping all over Attorney General Eric Holder for daring to suggest on Sunday that "racial animus" plays a role in the "level of vehemence" that's been directed at President Obama.

Other passengers fidgeted at the level of his vehemence and hostility, until a woman finally started trying to reason with him.

It came with a touch of vehemence and maybe a touch of wistfulness.

But they also deny the allegations, with a remnant of vehemence.

Karl Smith is bemused; in two posts he asks what Wall Street thinks quantitative easing does, and apparently is getting a lot of vehemence but no coherence.

He sounds like a wire filament: lithe but with a metallic bite — even, in intense moments, a satisfying squeal of vehemence.

Dean points out that Heti's novel has inspired a certain amount of vehemence.

As Choleric in "Temperaments," Teresa Reichlen's cool delivery is nearly perfect; only a greater suggestion of vehemence is needed.

Ms. Netrebko's gorgeous voice does not easily transform itself into an instrument of vehemence, yet the ill-fated queen's final utterances seethe with disdain.

On Nov. 17, Mr. Grassley wrote to Mr. Ashcroft, "Based on reports from Detroit about the level of hostility and vehemence being directed at AUSA Convertino, in particular," as well as his co-counsel, Keith Corbett, and an assistant, "I am hopeful but not particularly confident that the department can provide solid enough assurances that they will be free of reprisals".