Sentence examples for grow vehement from inspiring English sources

But pretty soon the painting, cutting and collaging grow vehement, with repeated defacings and erasings matched by verbal confrontations until, at the end, the mural is trashed.

During the next few days, the objections grew vehement.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

Ms. Adams, a gospel luminary, sang Sam Cooke's hymnlike "A Change Is Gonna Come," starting gently and growing joyfully vehement.

He grew so vehement that Mikhail asked how he could possibly know anything about a dancer's life.

The fans in the Hereford Arms reacted with anger, which grew more vehement by the minute as the match progressed.

The duckface has become so prevalent in this age of perpetual smartphone snapshots that the look is now the target of a growing and vehement backlash.

While the whole movement grew more vehement as illegal immigration increased, Dr. Tanton seemed especially open to provocative allies and ideas.

Whatever the impetus, the American public grew increasingly vehement in its opposition to the continued presence of U.S. soldiers in Vietnam, and the gulf between the inevitably politically driven administration and what the military saw as the most effective means of fighting the war became even larger.

Michelle was annoyed that advisers — who had noticed for months that she could grow a bit too vehement in speeches — had never informed her of the developing problems, according to aides.

The first is that Britain's financial regulators are growing steadily more vehement in championing customers' causes.