Sentence examples for vehemence with which from inspiring English sources

What interests him, "kind of to the extreme," is the vehemence with which the opposing sides express themselves.

Some readers who agreed with Mr. Sondheim's views were surprised by the vehemence with which he expressed them.

You have to concede the laser-guided accuracy and psychotic vehemence with which it goes for the tear duct.

He said that it indicated the vehemence with which Computer Sciences objected to being taken over by Computer Associates, which sells software used primarily by big organizations.

It is difficult to convey, after all these years, the vehemence with which he put forth his views — the silly, the profound, the trivial, and the deep.

But it was clear from the vehemence with which he spoke of "the louse I was, who I detested" that he viewed his youthful self as evil.

But he didn't seem to remember it — and not the vehemence, either, with which he'd rushed at me, with a piece of stone in his hand, blind rage distorting his genial features.

He's also an uncomplicated, relentlessly nice young man, so the reader knows that he'll be destroyed with a special vehemence, which gives the long pile-up of his admirable attributes an increasingly menacing quality.

Local governments typically don't fight union campaigns with the same vehemence of corporations, which has made it easier to organize the likes of teachers, sanitation workers, corrections officers and firefighters.

Many Israelis were stunned by the vehemence of the attack, which may result in an investigation.

Goerne's occluded English was offset by the vehemence and emotional largesse of his vocalism, which contrasted with Bostridge's more internalised, less vividly coloured approach.