Sentence examples for so strenuously from inspiring English sources

Local campaigners protested so strenuously that their rights were being infringed that Npower backed down.

All reasonable points, but so strenuously repeated that the carmakers doth protest too much.

The "living spirit" Luxemburg nurtured so strenuously has, once again, taken to the streets.

As Chesterton would have been the first to admit, nobody has to argue so strenuously for what he actually believes.

He apologises for Labour's interventionist history so strenuously and unreservedly that he leaves no room for liberal intervention.

Having been backed so strenuously by the IMF, Mr Yusuf could be portrayed as a slave to foreign interests.

Britain can age gracefully – without the ugly family row these conservatives are trying so strenuously to stoke.

Ms. Graham's Gray may be fetching, but she tries so strenuously to charm that her ditziness begins to pall.

Ingenious and slick though this staging was, a less claustrophobic setting might not compete so strenuously with the music.

Today's conservatives oppose tax increases so strenuously that many were willing to default on the nation's debt last summer rather than raise taxes by a single penny.

That suggests a lack of discipline that has distanced the Jets from the reputation that they had so strenuously cultivated over the last three seasons.