Sentence examples for teeth of vehement from inspiring English sources

He added: "As the leader of a party I have for almost all of my life opposed and instinctively disliked, you showed a determined, passionate and clearly honest commitment to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) rights and helped push gay marriage through both houses of our parliament in the teeth of vehement opposition from so many of your own side.

"As the leader of a party I have for almost all of my life opposed and instinctively disliked, you showed a determined, passionate and clearly honest commitment to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) rights and helped push gay marriage through both houses of our Parliament in the teeth of vehement opposition from so many of your own side," he wrote.

What those causes were, and when they operated, remains a matter of vehement academic dispute.

It was the idea of being respectful of the other person even in the midst of vehement disagreement.

President Truman got nowhere with his health-care proposal, largely because of vehement and well-funded opposition from the American Medical Association.

The budget passed comfortably in a 167-to-128 roll-call vote after three days of vehement debate.

In spite of vehement protests by Mr Lewis, Mr Justice Cranston went with the US authorities.

Within days of these vehement denials, a different picture of athletes' drug use began to emerge.

Indeed, peers in non-smoking peer groups were often cited as a source of sometimes vehement anti-smoking messages and demonstrated the power of indirect pressure to conform to actual or perceived social norms, particularly in this age group.

He is probably best known as one of the vehement Republican "managers" — that is, prosecutors — in the impeachment of Bill Clinton.

The core focus of his pitch to the plutocrats was a reassertion of his vehement opposition to campaign-finance limits.