I loved it, even if reasonable people felt otherwise, vehemently: in The New York Times, A. O. Scott wrote that the (for me) breathtaking, cathartic final scene "descends to a truly contemptible emotional brutality".
I'm not a Catholic myself, and I'm rather shocked to find how vehemently I feel the Pope has been wronged this week.
Natural anger affects one who reasons correctly, based on correct beliefs about goods, evils, and the natural goal; empty anger affects those who, due to their false opinions on these matters, have an irascible disposition and feel slights against them more vehemently and lastingly, desiring what they believe will be a sweet revenge.
What if we accepted multiple ways of viewing even those narratives and myths about which we feel most passionate, or with which we most vehemently disagree?
"It must be normal to sing the national anthem, to feel pride, to have a flag," Ms. Merkel said vehemently.
"I feel very strongly about that, and I am very vehemently against family separation and the separation of parents and children..
On the other hand, Vox vehemently disagreed, writing that "her kinetic energy made the performance feel more like 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' or 'Monster Mash' than a tribute to Bowie".
When writing about Greer's influence, many feminists will, I imagine, feel a need to outline the aspects of her work with which they vehemently disagree.
How did it feel to be so publicly visible in a state with a reputation for being so vehemently anti-LGBT? .
