Sentence examples for he vehement from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama became the first candidate in the history of federal funding to decline the matching money for the general election in 2008, although he vehement defended the measure in theory after the GOP-controlled House votod to kill public financing entirely in January.

"He was vehement," he recalled.

But at the suggestion he might be otherwordly, he becomes vehement.

But he was vehement on the question of not giving in to the insurgents, and he seemed to tie a rise in attacks to the polls showing growing American sentiment to find an exit.

He showed vehement paintings at the Americans in Paris show of 1951, and also had a one-man exhibition.

I have debated the issue with him many times, and until very recently, he was vehement in his opposition to a proper Recall system.

I suggested several ideas to a friend, but he was vehement that the only thing that helped was urine (his own).

Dominic West is a fine actor but in the early stages he substitutes vehement intensity for drawling languor and it's a mistake for him at one point to do a mock fart in the Marquise's face.

When Bill Clinton was running for president in 1992, he was vehement in his opposition to the first Bush administration's policy of intercepting Haitian refugees at sea and returning them without asylum hearings.

Obama is perceived as a black candidate and that is why he has vehement support from white liberals who believe that the Obama presidency will wash away all white sins from slavery onward.

During his time as a student, he witnessed vehement demonstrations against Popes St. Pius X and Benedict XV in Rome during an anniversary celebration by the Freemasons.