Sentence examples for objects vehemently from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, Lee's office objects vehemently to this characterization". Dylan Matthews in The Washington Post.
At the same time, Turkey objects vehemently to the involvement of third countries in a discussion that really must take place between Turks and Armenians.
Mr. Sellars objects vehemently to complaints that his operatic approach begins and ends with modernizing the stories and packing in the sight gags, but it unquestionably begins there.
What about Thought for the Day? "No," he objects vehemently, as if I had just suggested stone-cladding one of the elegant crescent of Georgian town houses that frame St Paul's in this exclusive corner of central London.
"I and my colleagues object vehemently.
The North has objected vehemently to these in the past.
Even before Mr. Hedelin was finished, Mr. Tison objected vehemently.
The city has objected vehemently to the possibility of a monitor.
Although abbots and bishops objected vehemently, the new fashion for displaying the physique continued unabashed.
But many objected vehemently, arguing that Father Carter had inserted race where it did not belong.
