Tompkins was a little-known judge from Bourbon County who vehemently held to the principles of the Anti-Relief faction.
Detach from the outcome you so vehemently hold on to.
In June 1908 he was appointed professor of ethics, logic and psychology at La Escuela Superior del Magisterio (Normal School), which he had helped found, and in late October, at the Assembly for the Progress of Science, held in Zaragoza, he spoke vehemently in favor of regenerating Spain by broadening her horizons within European thought.
Reyes said he felt no tag and argued so vehemently he had to be held back by Chip Hale, the Mets' third-base coach.
Continuing with the theme of the previous three global gatherings, all held in Porto Alegre, Brazil, peace activists vehemently criticized President Bush's wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Averroes, in particular, is attacked for opposing "even more vehemently than did the Philosopher (Aristotle) those who held that the world had had a beginning" (Giles of Rome 1944, 15).
Mr. Wellstone argued vehemently against holding students accountable under new testing regimes when, he said, the federal government was not meeting its full commitment to the most vulnerable children under Title I. "Before we put these children on the scales and weigh them and find they haven't done very well," he said, Washington must provide the resources to improve their schools.
He continued, "As a Catholic, these groups hold views that are vehemently opposed to my own personal faith, and I reject that kind of hateful bigotry.
The Dutch were vehemently and emotionally opposed to the idea and thus the ceremony continues to be held annually.
It is impossible to imagine London ministers pressing ahead in the knowledge that a majority of unionists are vehemently opposed to holding a poll.
