Sentence examples for so strenuously that from inspiring English sources

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

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.

He spoke of well-known yoga teachers doing such basic poses as downward-facing dog, in which the body forms an inverted V, so strenuously that they tore Achilles tendons.

In one self-portrait cast in tin — an inexpensive and easily worked metal — Messerschmidt is wearing a Bratislava-style sheepskin cap and grinning so strenuously that his eyes are all but buried in folds of flesh.

Like Tunisia to the west and Egypt to the east, Libya is confronting a diversity Colonel Qaddafi denied so strenuously that he tried to convince the minority Berbers that they were, in fact, Arabs.

When Lannan wanted to bring a group of students to see "City," Heizer protested so strenuously that Govan had to intervene, and then Heizer spent the entire visit in his studio.

The problem is that while "Baudolino" contains plenty of learning and imagination, it is so strenuously fanciful that it becomes tedious, like a Thanksgiving Day parade that lasts all day.

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

"For a movie that so strenuously rips off 'Ghostbusters' and 'Men in Black, 'R.I.P.D.' manages to come up with fresh ways of being absolutely terrible.

That is why the private sector has been so strenuously opposed to any measure that would reduce the pain" of the 37 million people here who continue to find themselves held hostage to an experiment in economic orthodoxy.

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