Sentence examples for so vehement that from inspiring English sources

She was so vehement that Helen believes her.

The detractors were so vehement that two of them nearly withdrew from the voting.

They married, despite parental objections so vehement that Donne was thrown in jail.

He grew so vehement that Mikhail asked how he could possibly know anything about a dancer's life.

And his protests were so vehement that the ref decides to shut him up with a yellow card.

The spat that ensues is so vehement that she is expelled from the restaurant, with Jack following numbly in her wake.

The criticism of Seralini et al. was so vehement in condemnation that it threatened (and ultimately prevented) normal scientific discourse.

The Sarkozy moment is more like Tom Cruise pounding Oprah's sofa; the gentleman is so vehement about his love that something seems weird about it.

So vehement was the dance that the birds all around them popped into flight, frightening other birds, and within moments the entire field was a storm of birds that roared and blasted down upon the people, who nonetheless stood firm with splayed missals on their heads.

Leśniewski's antipathy towards set theory was so vehement and his criticisms so intemperate that it led to a break in relations with his set-theoretically minded mathematical colleagues Sierpiński and Kuratowski; he resigned from the editorial board of Fundamenta Mathematicae, with the result that he was no longer able to publish his own work there.

That's why those who oppose it are so vehement.