Sentence examples for spoke vehemently from inspiring English sources

Democrats spoke vehemently against the plan.

He spoke vehemently about the "infamy" of the Israeli attacks.

Mitt Romney spoke vehemently against the defence cuts, but Newt Gingrich declined to agree that all military savings were unacceptable, and Ron Paul questioned their true magnitude.

But when the final vote came at 6 p.m. Monday, a parade of gay-marriage supporters spoke vehemently against the amendment.

All of them spoke vehemently against precisely the kinds of proposals now on the table: cutting $33 billion from this year's budget, rather than $61 billion, and continuing to spend money on health care reform and Planned Parenthood.

Meeting privately with French Jews on Friday, the pope spoke vehemently about the church's opposition to "every form of anti-Semitism, which can never be theologically justified," according to a transcript of his remarks.

She speaks vehemently, but not necessarily from her own experience.

On topics ranging from vaccines to Colin Kaepernick, they can speak vehemently to the extremes of both sides.

Two months ago, in the first speech of his Presidential campaign, Donald Trump departed from his prepared text in order to speak — vehemently and apparently extemporaneously — about the issues that concerned him most.

Fresh back from 18 months' national service in the Canal Zone, I had just started at Goldsmiths Collegee and took part in a series of fierce debates, speaking vehemently from the stage in the Great Hall in support of Eden – to my shame today!

Do we want to eat, or do we want to worry about the birds?" asked JR Paterakis, a Baltimore baker who said he was so distressed at a meeting last month with Edward T. Schafer, the agriculture secretary, that he stood up and started speaking "vehemently".