Sentence examples similar to care vehemently from inspiring English sources

He then went on to explain why he vehemently opposed abortion and the national health care law signed by President Obama.

On the other hand, we all -- teachers and anyone else who cares about children -- vehemently oppose the false idea that all children can learn better from computers and other technology.

As Washington debates an overhaul of health care, many small businesses are vehemently opposed to the idea of requiring employers to help pay for their workers' medical coverage.

'This situation is not like any other in the free world, and it's taking considerable efforts to ensure we balance compliance, discipline, and safety with humane care.'. Kelly has vehemently denied the allegations.

I'm glad to see Edsall hold his players accountable for their actions, though I'm sure there are a lot of Maryland fans who care only about winning who will vehemently disagree.

However, I admit I was surprised in the beginning to experience open hostility from strangers who disagreed -- vehemently -- with my health care choices.

And of course, they vehemently object to a national health care system that insures everyone (and taxes them to pay for it) whether they want it or not.

Pakistan vehemently denies the charge.

Ankara vehemently denies the charge.

George Washington (an insurance salesman from suburban Cincinnati vehemently opposed to Barack Obama's health-care legislation) had his picture taken with a club-brandishing, leopard-toga-wearing caveman (NeanderPaul Man).

Now, I'm not even sure the second sentence is true (Americans are vehemently opposed to socialism, but do they really care whether government takes a minority stake in a public company?).