Sentence examples for are vehement from inspiring English sources

"People are vehement and vituperative," she says.

"But the artists who actually live here are vehement about rejecting it".

"The industrial unions are vehement about this," said Representative James L. Oberstar, a senior Minnesota Democrat.

The fans responding to legal threats, like Eric Greene, are vehement.

These are vehement, emotional essays, etched in Bachian rhythms (particularly in their closing fugues) and angular, leaping themes.

The Islamists are vehement in their public insistence on dislodging the idea of secularism as universal, claiming it to be a parochial, European experience – with some justification.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.

"He was vehement," he recalled.

He went on: "My staff were vehement.

Still, the religious feeling could be vehement.