Sentence examples similar to a vehement claim from inspiring English sources

It was a rare familial moment in a tie that delivered one last controversy: Real's vehement claim last night that Gonzalo Higuaín's second-half goal was wrongly disallowed.

However, despite vehement claims to the contrary (e.g., Kosslyn, Thompson, & Ganis, 2006 p. 41), the existence of the program in no way shows that the theory can avoid making the appeal to a homunculus.

Ikea has been forced to issue a vehement denial after an online hoax claimed the international furniture store was selling a Nazi swastika table.

The result was a vehement denial by Rwanda's Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo, who said claims that Rwandans were transferred to eastern Congo to fight for the rebels are "categorically false and dangerous".

She became a vehement critic of New Labour, describing it as arrogant and unprincipled and claiming Blair had made the world a more dangerous place.

Yes, my friends, that is how far David Barton is willing to go with his misquotes - claiming that a comment about someone's height in a story told by Benjamin Franklin was a "vehement denunciation" by Thomas Jefferson of the religious opinions in that person's writings!

He responded with a vehement no.

The American issued a vehement denial.

I am a vehement supporter of LGBT.

Definitely not eggs: a vehement head shake.

Amazon probably didn't expect such a vehement backlash.