Sentence examples similar to relatively vehement from inspiring English sources

Ms. DeGhetto was vehement that the property be within what she considered relatively easy driving distance — by which she meant the Hamptons.

Last week's opening of the 2015/16 season, Gelb's 10th in charge, with a new production of Otello, was relatively low-key by these standards, but was still preceded by vehement public discussion as to whether the Latvian tenor Aleksandrs Antonenko should wear blackface to sing "the Moor".

Mr Dean's outright and vehement opposition to war, combined with the fact that he looked a certain loser, would have made it relatively easy to ignore him.

US legislators seem to have been taken aback by the vehement opposition of the big US technology companies, for example – companies which have traditionally tended to have a relatively low profile in Washington, at least compared with the movie studios and their representatives.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

Women are particularly vehement.

Dying, she became more vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.

LaVette is small and vehement.

But his vehement tone is unrelenting.