Sentence examples for being so vehement from inspiring English sources
Overheard at the Bankers Club, one dark-gray flannel to another: "Excuse me for being so vehement, but I'm at odds with the Federal Reserve".
By William Mangold The New Yorker, January 19 , 1957P. 25 Overheard at the Bankers Club, one dark-gray flannel to another: "Excuse me for being so vehement, but I'm at odds with the Federal Reserve".
She was so vehement that Helen believes her.
It's not clear why Oliver was so vehement.
The detractors were so vehement that two of them nearly withdrew from the voting.
And his protests were so vehement that the ref decides to shut him up with a yellow card.
The spat that ensues is so vehement that she is expelled from the restaurant, with Jack following numbly in her wake.
The Sarkozy moment is more like Tom Cruise pounding Oprah's sofa; the gentleman is so vehement about his love that something seems weird about it.
On the other hand, critics of the National Park Service's science were so vehement that they edged toward outright personal attacks on both the scientists and their supervisors.
This is one reason why opponents of academies – fearing the policy would lead to irreparable fragmentation of the school system – have been so vehement in many places.
