Sentence examples for in a vehement from inspiring English sources

When professors criticized the Pakistan Army's genocide, she would lecture the lecturer in a vehement, angry voice.

Mr. Reed sings in a vehement, deadpan voice that allows listeners to make what they will of his emotional tone.

In a vehement attack on Mr. Barak tonight, Mr. Sharon accused the prime minister of conducting secret negotiations with the Palestinian Authority behind his ministers' backs.

Additionally, a broad majority of the laid-off workers described their feelings about Fiorina as "intense," and noted that very few days go by when they do not invoke her name in a vehement manner.

Arizona Manager Bob Brenly was thrown out of the game by plate umpire Laz Diaz in a vehement argument after Spivey was called out at home on Mark Grace's pinch-hit single.

Arena and Claudio Reyna, team captain, engaged in a vehement argument with the Jamaican referee after a 2-1 loss in Costa Rica in a World Cup qualifying game July 23.

Propping up small Israeli and Palestinian flags on a table, he sang the Israeli National Anthem in Hebrew, then segued into a vehement account of "You've Got to Be Taught," the antiracism protest song by Rodgers and Hammerstein, then switched to Sondheim's admonition to be careful of the things you say because "Children Will Listen".

Fallaci lived many lives: an adolescent anti-Fascist partisan; an intrepid correspondent, who was gravely injured during Mexico's Dirty War; and, late in life, a vehement Islamophobic and anti-immigrant voice.

Jindal went from being a staunch advocate of the program when it was adopted in Louisiana in 2010 to a vehement critic of the educational standards.

Separately, Vatican officials declined to comment on the acknowledgment on Sunday by Cardinal Keith O'Brien, the most senior Roman Catholic cleric in Britain and a vehement condemner of homosexuality, that he had engaged in inappropriate sexual conduct.

The accusations stung, and Ms. Walker responded to them in 1997 with a vehement outpouring of diaristic drawings titled "Do You Like Creme in Your Coffee and Chocolate in Your Milk?" Some are text-heavy, direct-address and issue-specific: "What you want: negative images of white people, positive images of blacks".