Sentence examples for this vehemence from inspiring English sources

This vehemence has provoked Barack Obama to call the attacks on his wife, from people purportedly promoting family values, 'detestable'detestable

This vehemence is particularly odd, given that Mr Posner's main point about philosophy is that it does not matter in the least".Law, Pragmatism, and Democracy" is intended to be a more positive effort a statement of his own beliefs.

Perhaps this vehemence is more about the Christian leaders' call for Congress to investigate whether Israel is violating U.S. laws governing arms exports.

Radiohead had performed the song this week on "The Colbert Report," but not with this much vehemence.

This suggests that the vehemence of politics cannot simply be a measure of how dire are the national circumstances facing politicians.

In Les Amours (1552) he also proved his skill as an exponent of the Italian canzoniere, animating the compliments to his beloved, entreaties, and lamentations traditional to this poetic form by the vehemence of his manner and the wealth of his imagery.

Picking a way through this is challenging, particularly given the vehemence of the debate on Israel-Palestine.

Broad-shouldered, handsome and passionate, Nasser stunned even this gathering of enthusiastic supporters with the vehemence of his diatribe against British imperialism.

When I occasionally visit a religious service, what always strikes me is the vehemence of the rage against this recognition of entropy and death, the hope in the light of salvation.

It is worth reading even if you think you know this appalling record already, if only for the vehemence and urgency of Mr Amis's prose.

But the vehemence of his veto message suggests that this is more than just an intellectual exercise.