Sentence examples for is so vehement from inspiring English sources
The spat that ensues is so vehement that she is expelled from the restaurant, with Jack following numbly in her wake.
The Sarkozy moment is more like Tom Cruise pounding Oprah's sofa; the gentleman is so vehement about his love that something seems weird about it.
Germany's Cold War legacy may help explain why Berlin is so vehement on making itself more dependent on a nation that has annexed foreign territories and cut off energy supplies in the past.
She is so vehement that the reader forgets the real Coetzee is in control of it all; piling on the invective against his alter ego until it seems, finally, that Adriana protests too much, and that the mooncalf did, after all, leave a faint mark on her heart.
The theo-con hatred of gays is so vehement it makes you wonder about its psychiatric components.
As soon as the retraction is so vehement that filaments start to break and disconnect the pin from the cuvette, it is detected by the TEG as a loss of resistance thus imitating fibrinolysis.
She was so vehement that Helen believes her.
That's why those who oppose it are so vehement.
It's not clear why Oliver was so vehement.
The detractors were so vehement that two of them nearly withdrew from the voting.
Resistance in union-strong Milwaukee was so vehement that Rocketship's growth projections had to be revised.
