Sentence examples for say vehemently from inspiring English sources

It was important to him that she be a remote ideal, and he would say vehemently that "he only loved her shadow and cared nothing for her reality".

In my work, I hear mothers and parents say vehemently that they want their girls and boys to be the bosses of their bodies, for each to have a clear, "Yes," and "No," and, for their boys to be able to hear the, "No".

"I absolutely know he was not," he said vehemently.

Yet now she was saying vehemently, "This shame you've brought us.

Imogen Heap? "I'd love to be like her," she says vehemently.

One of the students edged forwards, "Tell the world that we are not tourists," he said vehemently.

Then he said vehemently: "I don't believe Anthony [Eden, his successor, anointed by Churchill himself] can do it".

"This is the cleanest river in the United States, and if they go through with this, it's going to be a massive industrialization of New York," he said vehemently.

"It must be normal to sing the national anthem, to feel pride, to have a flag," Ms. Merkel said vehemently.

"Men always say that women are crazy," Angela said vehemently, "but men have been in charge for most of history, and look how that's turned out!" Bridget laughed.

They started dating when they finished high school, and if Toledo's work had a narrative — which it doesn't, she said vehemently: "I don't need images or fantasy to express emotion through design" — it would surely be that of their romance.