Sentence examples for he was vehement from inspiring English sources

"He was vehement," he recalled.

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).

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.

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.

He was vehement about the need for natives of the Greater Antilles to unite into an Antillean Confederation, a regional entity that would seek to preserve the sovereignty and well-being of Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

When I asked her about the division of the country in 1993, she was vehement.

And that's probably about it.' But she is vehement that she doesn't want to be hugely famous.

Delahaye saw bad auguries in his cards and was vehement that he cancel his travel plans.

When asked whether he was involuntarily confined, his answer was vehement.

Asked if he had been disappointed in the United States, Mr. Eriksen was vehement.