Sentence examples for vehemence for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vehemence for" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when expressing strong feelings or intensity towards a particular subject or issue. Example: "Her vehemence for environmental protection was evident in her passionate speech at the rally."
Gascoyne was giving his side of an argument that has been gathering vehemence for several months.
His theatrical, often brutal vehemence, for example, owed something to much older Renaissance traditions of Austrian and German art, not least the tradition of compulsive self-examination and erotic morbidity.
His theatrical, often brutal vehemence, for example, owed something to much older Renaissance traditions of Austrian and German art, not least the tradition of compulsive self-examination and erotic morbidity..
Organizers promised to sustain their campaign, and Lebanese government leaders added their own momentum by issuing statements condemning Israel and the United States with equal vehemence for Israeli air strikes that destroyed three power plants and halved electricity supplies.
If he was singled out because of the manner in which he left the pitch rather than a decision that two lawyers could argue with equal vehemence for and against, then that is the issue that should have been addressed in the review.
McCain, he added, "substituted vehemence for coherence," having "discovered his inner William Jennings Bryan".
The narrator describes her as having "a wild longing...an eager vehemence of desire for life -- but for life -- that I have no power to portray -- no utterance capable of expressing".
While condemnation of Israel in the Security Council is not uncommon, the criticism at the emergency session called by Turkey and Lebanon was notable for both its vehemence and for the broad array of countries demanding an independent investigation.
While condemnation of Israel in the Security Council is not uncommon, the criticism at the emergency session called by Turkey and Lebanon was notable for both its vehemence and for the broad array of countries demanding an independent investigation into the decision to fire on civilians in what they described as a humanitarian mission.
Yet the vehemence of calls for punishment is divorced from the real challenge Russia poses on the world stage.
Mr. Hankinson said the West Hempstead Civic Association won the prize for vehemence of local opposition to his construction plans.
