Sentence examples for drawing vehemently from inspiring English sources
What made this gathering tricky is that some Broyards regarded themselves as white and others as black, drawing vehemently different conclusions from similar sets of facts.
When he draws them together again, the vehemently straight back is like a stern reproach.
He vehemently proclaimed his innocence, and his case drew worldwide support from fellow Olympians and from the International Olympic Committee.
Five of the stipulations had been drawn up by Mr. Sitt's team and were vehemently opposed by the city.
Ms. Love has vehemently denied these accusations, and she has drawn support from many in the music industry.
The receiver will vehemently lambast the offender to edify themselves and draw a wedge between their character and the quip.
As a young man he was "vehemently atheistic and anti-religious" but later found himself drawn to the "freedom of belief and commitment to the sacredness of life" he found in the Unitarian Church.
But the issue of involving the private sector to introduce competition for services was vehemently opposed by some critics within the medical profession when the changes were drawn up.
That's what we have the judges for," said Golovkin trainer Abel Sanchez, who vehemently objected to the scoring in last year's draw.
In Bonnat, Toulouse-Lautrec encountered an artist who fought vehemently against deviation from academic rules, condemned the slapdash approach of the Impressionists, and judged Toulouse-Lautrec's drawing "atrocious".
