Sentence examples for no vehement from inspiring English sources

"Socrates" (2010), which closed the program, is a calm and objective work that has no special dance excitement and whips up no vehement audience reaction.

Today, that kind of sentiment is quite vanished outside Ulster, and there will be no vehement demonstrations against Rome's latest illustrious convert.

He responded with a vehement no.

As to whether virtual doormen can replace real doormen, Ms. Bonet's husband, Kevin, who is a doorman on Park Avenue, gives a vehement no.

But ask Nun, or her friends, whether they would want their daughters to end up as factory workers in the garment industry and the answer is a vehement no.

We remember that the birther issue has no more vehement spokesperson than the Yankee, Donald Trump.

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

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.

It has become clear that there is no criticism so vehement that UKIP do not see it as vindication.

"Mrs. Keppel?" Brooke, absolutely vehement, said, "Oh, no, I knew Mrs. Keppel.

If they have no such record of equally vehement protest that is no less critical than what they have waged against Kaep, well, perhaps it's time for them to sit down as well.  .