Sentence examples for increasingly vehement from inspiring English sources

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

But over the next six months, Mr. Mendik, the chairman of the Real Estate Board, expressed increasingly vehement criticism.

Her relations with the duke are marked by courtesy, affection and political differences that become increasingly vehement.

Which brings us to the other issue that's giving rise to increasingly vehement protests in Venice: mass tourism.

Despite his poor health and the increasingly vehement rejection of Modernist aesthetics by the Stalinist establishment, Lissitzky persevered in his artistic endeavours.

Tough competition, loss of advertising revenue and falling sales prompt the media to produce increasingly vehement reports about increasingly exaggerated conflicts.

LEED Ain't Good Enough: Even as it became clear that LEED-standard buildings are better places to work, a trio of architects made the vehement (and increasingly popular) argument that "green buildings" alone can't tame America's use of energy.

Hanlin was vehement in his resolve never to say the shooter's name – a stance that has grown increasingly common among those touched by mass shootings.

Women are particularly vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.