Sentence examples for vehement FORMS from inspiring English sources
Her big-scale dance episodes were mainly wild and vehement forms of not quite coherent expressionism.
Still, they insist, the businessman and vehement Kremlin enemy would never have killed himself.
When Anderson then wrote "Republican," the outburst was immediate and vehement: "Corporate greed"."Old"."Middle-aged white men".
Later on, Wolff was challenged by a devoted, if vehement, NYT reader over some criticisms he didnt make.
That the administration has decided to go forward with the new reporting rule in the face of vehement NRA opposition may be a sign that the President has figured out the futility of a strategy of appeasing the gun lobby.
Not all American psychologists, even avowed Behaviorists, were quite as vehement as Watson in their denunciation of mentality in general, or imagery in particular, but his views certainly resonated with many.
It has become clear that there is no criticism so vehement that UKIP do not see it as vindication.
While the internet response to the shirt and its wearer were vehement, the IRL reaction at Coachella was meek by comparison.
Toyota's response to an ABC News story that aired on February 22, 2010 about the car company's sudden acceleration problems reminds me of GM's vehement rebuttal to an NBC Dateline broadcast that showed one of its pickup trucks catching on fire.
One senior Police Service of Northern Ireland detective said: 'Nothing moves in Taughmonagh, not even a dog, without the UDA knowing about it.' The movement's political wing - the Ulster Political Research Group - has issued vehement denials that the UDA was responsible.
I am a vehement supporter of LGBT.
