Sentence examples for and vociferously from inspiring English sources

Nearly all of them were Brazilian but they were supporting Australia and vociferously so.

And, most recently and vociferously, those who have children versus those who don't.

The investing class turned sharply and vociferously against the president many of them had supported in 2008.

The sense of pride is palpable, as witnessed primarily and vociferously on the football scene in 2015.

For a start, a total Muirfield commitment to growing the game and vociferously denouncing prejudice should be insisted upon.

During the First World War, the Geisels, although they were by then pretty well Americanized and vociferously loyal, felt uneasy.

Nancy Scheperecallss recalls that she and her esteemed professor often disagreed-sometimes fiercely and vociferously-on the best interpretation of Irish responses to TAT card 1 (boy and fiddle), that is how to account for all those sad stories of broken fiddles and sour tunes given by her Irish adolescent research informants in response to card 1.

The older systematists particularly and most vociferously Mayr and the paleontologist George Gaylord Simpson (both, by the way, former members of the AMNH staff)—pointed out that systematics had long since been based on the evolutionary relationships of species and higher taxa.

I express my condolences to the friends and family of the victims, they are in our prayers and I vociferously condemn the ideas, values and impulses behind this dastardly act.

Politically, the economic development meant that a universal and equal franchise was more and more vociferously demanded.

Throughout his storied career as a tomato breeder, Charles Rick publishing detailed papers on the pattern and distribution of natural genetic variation in wild tomato species, and argued vociferously for the value of natural variation for understanding and improving plant breeding (e.g. Rick 1978).