Sentence examples for much vehement from inspiring English sources

Few writers have ever allied themselves to doubt with as much vehement certainty.

While there have indeed been questions and introspection, there has also been much vehement rhetoric and worrying behaviour coming from some parts of the right.

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.

Having made his name as a rock star in the 1970s and 80s, with hits such as Cat Scratch Fever and Wango Tango, Nugent is now known as much for his vehement advocacy of hunting and his defense of the second amendment as for his music.

NBC did not make much of Manning's vehement objection to the call, voiced on the sideline to Coughlin; Manning's certainty that his right foot was still on the line led to the decision to challenge the penalty.

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

He attracted much attention because of his vehement anticommunism, as well as his bravado, and was highly favoured by U.S. advisers in Vietnam.

I had the pleasure of playing at Portsmouth where the fans are famous for their vehement support, so much so that the number 12 was reserved for the crowd – no player would wear the No12 shirt.

On the other hand, France is also home to heated political resistance to immigration (and there's plenty, much of it quite as vehement and aggressive as that seen in Arizona), due largely to the conspicuous presence of Islam that has resulted from the arrival, in that still-largely-Catholic yet officially secular country, of many immigrants from Africa and North Africa.

I really didn't expect to hear the one answer that was among the most frequent and certainly among the most passionate and vehement: stop worrying so much.

Opposition to this point of view was met with vehement criticism [ 14], much of which was based on an incomplete understanding of ethical issues and the claiming of rights within the law [ 15].