Sentence examples for even more vehemently from inspiring English sources

By the 1970s, the Nazi eugenics atrocities had led most US psychoanalysts to disdain biological approaches even more vehemently, but their reasoning caused its own distress.

The Catholic cantons' subsequent formation of the so-called Sonderbund was even more vehemently denounced by the liberal and radical cantons.

'I think the era of the pitied single is out,' says Ms Cagen, who is 'certainly not anti-love, and even more vehemently not anti-sex', but merely 'anti-dull relationships'.

Twenty years ago, when my late wife and I were going through the approval process to be adoptive parents, I would have (privately) expressed such views even more vehemently.

Many black members already opposed the Senate's proposal, saying that it kept the Confederate flag in a position of prominence, and were even more vehemently against the idea of making the flagpole taller and lighting it up.

They will very likely protest it even more vehemently when they learn that post-season assignments are being made partly on what the system has established about accuracy in calling balls and strikes and what it suggests about the umpires' willingness to go along with the system.

Approximately 7,000 additional respondents, who took the poll on the Huffington Post, disagreed even more vehemently--at a rate of 98%.

Cooperatives, secular and religious, are doing much to ease the supply problems of the ordinary citizen and Teheran's chronic traffic jams are sorted out by volunteer traffic wardens.The Kurds in Teheran ever more vehemently repeat their pledge not to break away from Iran, even while ever more Kurdish flags appear in Kurdish areas of western Iran.

He vehemently denies it; she, even more determined, vows to report him and, if nothing else, damage his reputation.

Second, and even more importantly, these two broadcasters, with whom I vehemently, vocally, and publicly disagree politically, have done more to keep the talk radio industry alive than anyone else.

If the Liberals remain in a minority government, their chances of sustaining long-championed policies and costly infrastructure projects vehemently opposed by the New Democrats and even more progressive Greens will be reduced.