Sentence examples for much more vehement from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain's comments on Sunday night were so much more vehement than any I had heard him make before that I asked him whether he thought the president had acted sufficiently boldly on the issue of the commercials.

The malambo is a rougher, more vehement gaucho dance: much foot-stomping, meant for men only.

The Obama administration insists the law merely codifies existing standards, but its strong supporters and vehement opponents are sure it does much more, legally enshrining for the first time in 60 years the authority to hold citizens without trial.

He is not sure if this has anything to do with the laser surgery he had in the off-season to correct his vision -- against the vehement protests of the Yankees -- but he does know he is much more relaxed at the plate, without having to step out of the batter's box repeatedly because of his contact lenses.

Dying, she became more vehement.

Disgruntled investors are more vehement.

Others in Wyoming have been more vehement in their denunciations.

Much of Naftali Bennett's support comes from mild-mannered religious suburbanites on both sides of the Green Line, but he has also been blessed by some of the more vehement fundamentalists on the scene.

But none of the comments were more vehement than those of the Leica owners.

Within the Republican Party, the rightward shift has been even more vehement.

Mr. Koutoulas was more vehement: "I unequivocally think crimes were committed".