Sentence examples for same vehemence from inspiring English sources
"When she makes love, she must put the same vehemence into it".
Far from being straightforward translations, "Imitations" is a free reinvention a brilliant embellishment, even of the works of other poets, including Rimbaud, François Villon and Boris Pasternak.The poems are marked by that same vehemence and urgency that characterise so much of Lowell's other work.
When Johnson skipped a jail sentence for abducting a white woman, by escaping to Europe, the British press met him with the same vehemence bestowed on Tyson when he returned to the ring after serving time for rape, and again after biting another boxer's ear.
Perhaps their admiration for Rubio will keep them from slamming the bill with the same vehemence and frequency as they did the 2007 effort, and that might make the difference between a tough road to passage and outright failure.
"You can't fire back with the same intensity and vehemence as when it's the other party.
Because watching Kramer's spluttered evangelising of his latest scheme (hooking Jerry up on illegal cable TV), with the same brand of unhinged vehemence displayed by Michael Richards to such hateful ends, made me wonder: perhaps the real reason I can't distinguish Richards from Kramer is because there is no substantial distinction to be found?
The music keeps changing, but the message remains the same, albeit delivered with increasing vehemence.
Does vehemence like that die out in a generation?
Therefore, it has been painful to hear the same Prime Minister Erdogan in recent years publicly lash out with ever-greater vehemence at Israel over its treatment of the Palestinians in Gaza.
With characteristic vehemence she later decided that "Ibsen cried out for ideas for the same reason that men call out for water, because he had not got any".
But the same economic forces confronting Thailand have afflicted their currencies.In Malaysia's case, the vehemence of Dr Mahathir's attack on Mr Soros is hard to understand.
