Sentence examples similar to go vehemently from inspiring English sources

We gauge the weather from the get-go, vehemently rejecting the witchcraft seen on The Weather Channel.

While Peter itches to go public, Jason is vehemently opposed to doing so.

Baffled as to why this supposedly independent blogger would go after us so vehemently, we checked him out on Companies House, which revealed that he was in fact a 10% shareholder in another of our competitors.

He might reflect on what his people went through in vehemently religious societies.

To Peel it was obvious that the Corn Laws would have to go, but his electorate of large landowners was vehemently opposed to their abolition.

There have been rumors that Deasy wanted this investigation to go away as part of his agreement; Deasy vehemently denies that.

His song about Giants Stadium, "Wrecking Ball," moved the location from the Meadowlands to "Jersey Shore," and vehemently repeated "hard times come and hard times go".

They're mostly young people – the same people who are going to go off and fight that war, and also the audience that are vehemently opposing it".

Once Ms. Sanford figured out what was going on and fought vehemently with her husband, he sided adamantly with his lover.

As the runs flowed, so the Australian mood softened, and the newspaper that had opposed his appointment so vehemently even went as far as to publish an apology. .

Whether they give evasive answers, shut down any plastic surgery rumors altogether or vehemently deny going under the knife, some stars just like to keep us guessing.