Sentence examples for strenuously suggested from inspiring English sources

They strenuously suggested that only the drink that comes out of cows should be called milk.

This publication strenuously suggests that misinformed proponents of any such crackpot theories receive capital punishment.

Reports this week – strenuously denied – suggested the bank had approached the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, for help and sparked a fresh round of concern about its financial strength.

It's strenuously no-frills and stripped-back, but early signs suggested we might be ok.

In "The Resistance to Poetry" (2004), he suggested that "poems have resisted themselves more strenuously than they have been resisted by the culture receiving them".

Rojas suggested that they call Kilgallen's mother, but she strenuously refused.

Inés Salazar, a Venezuelan soprano, was an exceedingly lovely Tosca, though some rough patches and faulty pitch suggested that she was pushing her bright voice too strenuously.

When I suggested that their buffoonery might feel particularly timely in the Trump era, she strenuously disagreed.

At one point in yesterday's hearing, Ms. Brezinsky strenuously argued against a meeting between Ms. Hanover, Mr. Giuliani and their divorce lawyers, which Justice Gische had suggested as a less expensive way to resolve the couple's disputes.

It suggested they had come from members of her father's clan, something which he strenuously denied.

After Jacques Chirac made the job a springboard to the Elysée Palace in 1995, some have suggested Hidalgo might have her sights set on the top job, something she has always strenuously denied.