Sentence examples for how vehement from inspiring English sources

He was exasperated by tensions within the board, and Fiorina was surprised at how vehement he was.

China Daily, an official English language paper, said in an editorial: "China's response, no matter how vehement, is justified.

It is often either shaming or infuriating, depending on how guilty we think we are and how vehement the cop is.

Looking back, it now seems incredible just how much kerfuffle the arrival of hip-hop caused, and how vehement the arguments became.

No matter how vehement the defense of collegiate and liberal-arts education, including Menand's theories, the fact remains that in the university and the professions the reform brought an end to the idea that the college had intrinsic value.

Since releasing the film, what has been particularly surprising is how vehement the retaliation has been against survivors, activists, researchers, journalists and film-makers who speak out about the problem.

A few weeks ago, I asked Howard Dean how, given his vehement opposition to the war in Iraq, he felt he could overcome the Democrats' reputation as the antiwar party.

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

So how did Flagg, at one time a vehement skyscraper opponent, get into such a position?

Strahan was particularly vehement in his assessment of how things were going, pushing aside any sense of disappointment.

"After you shot him, how did you feel then?" says Miss Hepburn, the vehement defending counsel.