Sentence examples for under vehement from inspiring English sources

Lador — blunt, combative, arrogant — is an easy target, and he has come under vehement attack by Olmert's allies.

Last year the board came under vehement criticism for endorsing the sale of a monumental painting by Jasper Johns that has hung in the lobby of the New York State Theater for 35 years.

The chairman of News Corp, whose UK newspaper arm News International has come under vehement attack by MPs after revelations of alleged phone hacking at the News of the World, was summoned and has now said he will appear before the Commons Culture Committee on Tuesday.

And if so, it seemed to me the only responsible thing to do was to try to find out, if that was the case, what more might have been said in order either to corroborate or simply to establish what this source believed, given that Andrew Gilligan's report was coming under such vehement criticism.

Mark-Anthony Turnage's "Silent Cities" was a simultaneous rage and lament at the pity of war, vehement under a close-fitting garment of numbing distress and musically related to his opera "The Silver Tassie".

The chapters tend to begin with some under-explained event: a strangely vehement argument about whether to turn on an oil heater; or the inhabitants trashing their homes and setting out on the open road clutching a few possessions.

In a third, he gives a vehement scowl, under thick, soldered-on eyebrows.

Since March, it has received a small gusher of media attention, most of it originating with vehement critics who have charged that it is an attempt to attract under-age drinkers, called for legal action against Anheuser-Busch and labeled Spykes "liquid lunchables".

The most vehement supporters of the Cominform were the Yugoslav communists under the leadership of Tito; therefore, Belgrade was selected as the seat of the organization.

This precipitated vehement recriminations in the Jacobin Club, which finally split apart under the pressure.

While the orchestral playing held to the highest standards throughout, combining a lithe attack with precision under Jansons's firm yet flexible control, there were moments amid the vehement, doom-laden progress of the vast opening funeral march that felt curiously becalmed.