Sentence examples for unusually vehement from inspiring English sources

The agency rarely comments on intelligence matters; its statement was both unusual and unusually vehement.

For a man who normally measures his language, it was an unusually vehement outburst.

Using unusually vehement language for a German president, Mr. Rau said last week that "eugenics, euthanasia and selection are labels which are linked to bad memories in Germany".

Condemning General Rudel in unusually vehement terms, he said there could be no "honorable link to the hangman, only entanglement in abhorrent ways".

Responding to the financier George Soros, who said in London this week that there was a "better than 50percentt chance" that Brazil will have to reorganize its debt, Brazilian analysts were unusually vehement in dismissing the forecast by Mr. Soros.

Miscavige's book includes no blockbuster revelations, but it has evoked an unusually vehement response from the church, which has mounted an aggressively negative publicity campaign, including a website dedicated to discrediting him. .

The four more liberal justices were often moved to dissent in unusually personal and vehement terms.

Women are particularly vehement.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.