Sentence examples for most vehement from inspiring English sources
It was David who made the most vehement distinctions.
The most vehement, and surprisingly frequent, answer to the question tends to be the most melodramatic.
Throughout those trials, McCarthy remained an obscure politician, whose most vehement speech was against sugar rationing.
Over the past few years, she has become that movement's most vehement critic.
Mr. Guzman was the prosecution's most vehement witness, often attacking the detectives on trial.
The most vehement protester is the captain, Whelan, who conceded the free-kick.
Donald Shelbourne, an Indianapolis orthopedic surgeon and researcher, is perhaps the most vehement of the critics.
The most vehement reaction came yesterday from Mr. Bloomberg's Republican opponent, Herman Badillo.
Some of the most vehement critics accused him of having betrayed the Palestinian cause.
The most vehement opponents to any unionwide software patent law were disappointed by today's vote.
Most vehement in their objections are the representatives of organized psychiatry.
