Sentence examples for for vehemently from inspiring English sources

It heralded Mrs Creagh for vehemently opposing the badger cull, as well as the use of wild animals in circuses.

"We went through some tough games; 9-2-6 is a great year," said Arena, who was suspended with the playmaker Claudio Reyna for vehemently protesting after a previous qualifying match in Costa Rica.

So, the fresh official investigation tribunal did not come up with any extraordinary revelations except for vehemently ruling out the involvement of the Pakistani army and the government.

Commenters here and here, for example, vehemently disagreed.

Mr. Sadr's followers, for instance, vehemently oppose his return.

In a telephone interview Tuesday night, Peter Schaffer, the agent for Nicks, vehemently denied that Nicks was at the club.

State Comptroller H. Carl McCall, a Democrat running for governor, vehemently opposes the kind of ballot initiatives the governor wants.

Rob Manfred, the executive vice president for Major League Baseball, vehemently disagreed with the decision and defended the league's collector in the case after Braun raised questions about his integrity.

These companies argue that the Bells' have stonewalled and done as little as possible to open their network, a charge that executives for SBC Communications and Verizon Communications vehemently deny.

Tapsell and, after some early palpitations, Fabricant, enjoyed their punishment; Prescott and Martin, sprung from the working class and feeling that they were mocked for it, vehemently did not.

Anyway, Mr Krugman's signal lack of charity and gross oversimplification in the following passage from last week offers grist for less vehemently partisan analysis of the state of American public opinion and discourse.