Sentence examples for matter of vehement from inspiring English sources

What those causes were, and when they operated, remains a matter of vehement academic dispute.

I found the same kind of matter-of-fact comfortableness with life's end among elders who were vehement nonbelievers.

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.

The politics of the matter is now vehement.

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

It was the idea of being respectful of the other person even in the midst of vehement disagreement.

President Truman got nowhere with his health-care proposal, largely because of vehement and well-funded opposition from the American Medical Association.

The budget passed comfortably in a 167-to-128 roll-call vote after three days of vehement debate.

In spite of vehement protests by Mr Lewis, Mr Justice Cranston went with the US authorities.

And no matter what Cain says, it would only be a matter of time before taxes would be raised by others to, say, 11-11-11 — or 14-14-14 — or …" And several Web sites have noted one particularly vehement past critic of a national sales tax: Herman Cain himself.

Within days of these vehement denials, a different picture of athletes' drug use began to emerge.