Sentence examples for some vehemence from inspiring English sources

These local officials are accountable, they work for the council, he said, with some vehemence.

I'd heard about Way but resisted my cousin Holly's advocacy with some vehemence: "No chance.

Then he adds, with some vehemence: "It's harder than anyone thinks".

The argument that what happened to the Palestinians was just a small injustice to rectify a greater injustice (the destruction of European Jewry) is rejected with some vehemence.

Nobody could have missed the startling way that, two or three times, he keeled over sideways onto the floor ("Ouch," as the woman behind me exclaimed at the time), and he found some vehemence in the transitional material.

'Are you kidding?' he said with some vehemence.

Authors have been taken aback by some of the vehemence of the reader protests.

We're going to wait for the sun to lose some of its vehemence before we start walking again.

By the time the Senate voted on the measure in January, some of that vehemence had melted away: the measure received the bare minimum number of votes needed to succeed -- 21.

That work is not here, but a small, bristling, tightly wound study conveys some of its vehemence; it is, unfortunately, one of the few pencil drawings included in this version of the show, organized with the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, where it will be somewhat larger.

Let's bring some of that vehemence and concern displayed over the last few months at our State's capitol beyond the birth canal.