Sentence examples for explain the vehemence of from inspiring English sources
How to explain the vehemence of these attacks?
He said a European "blind spot" could explain the vehemence of the Turkish reaction to the accusation of genocide.
The viciousness of that conflict – which saw the Tutsi-dominated army take on mainly Hutu rebels led by the current President Pierre Nkurunziza and in which about 300,000 people were killed – goes some way to explaining the vehemence of today's warnings.
Curry took it even further, explaining that she was taken aback by the vehemence of the response to experimentation of the form.
"Baudelaire in Chains" has the vehemence of a first-year psychology major with the DSM-IV in hand and a diagnosis to explain every dorm-room melodrama.
He is in love, with a vehemence matching the vehemence of his films.
The vehemence of the assault was remarkable.
The vehemence of the response had its impact.
The vehemence of his argument speaks to its time.
It's easy to forget the vehemence of the opposition.
So in the West is the vehemence of its support for the Palestinian cause.
