Sentence examples for even vehement from inspiring English sources

Even vehement anti-Westerners embrace big foreign companies as partners and investors (they also use them as lobbyists for their political interests in the West).

Even the vehement moments of his works are refined.

Within the Republican Party, the rightward shift has been even more vehement.

Politicians in north-east Kenya are even more vehement that the influx of Somalis must end.

"My mom is even more vehement in private than in public, if that's possible, about leaving at the end of President Obama's first term," Chelsea Clinton said.

Not even the vehement opposition of John Hein, who, Villaraigosa told me, has "one of the great strategic political minds in California," could dissuade him.

It was a night of tragicomedy that encompassed loud boos at half-time and even more vehement dissent at the final whistle.

His counterpart in France, Ralph Toledano, the president of the Fédération Française de la Couture, du Prêt-à-Porter des Couturiers et des Créateurs de Mode, expressed even more vehement reservations.

The hip-hop blogosphere remain convinced that Solar was issuing statements on Guru's behalf that the rapper would have been too unwell to deliver, something they're even more vehement about now that his death is marked by yet another press release from Solar.

Persuading Russia to toughen its stance on Iran could also exert pressure on China, which has been even more vehement in its opposition to sanctions against Iran.

Anne Patterson, the US Ambassador to Egypt, came in for even more vehement abuse: "The fucking ambassador, we want her out.