Sentence examples for extra vehemence from inspiring English sources
Playing Stanley, Eugene's older brother, Paul Wyatt punches up his drawly Noo Yawk sound by delivering all his lines with extra vehemence.
"Indeed," he writes, "the whole meaningless story, with its atmosphere of dance-halls, movie-palaces, cheap perfume, false names and stolen cars, belongs essentially to a war period" - and, as he also points out, "the brutalising effects of war" may have lent extra vehemence to the expressions of outrage that erupted when Jones was imprisoned rather than, like her male accomplice, executed.
While it is not unusual for defeated boxers and their camps to rail against the judges, the scale and vehemence of the complaints has given extra weight to the allegations made by a senior, well-placed source.
Such vehemence is striking.
I realize my vehemence is slightly suspect.
This, I reject and deny with vehemence.
The vehemence of the assault was remarkable.
He is in love, with a vehemence matching the vehemence of his films.
The vehemence was tactical, but also visceral.
