Sentence examples for vehement about from inspiring English sources

"But the artists who actually live here are vehement about rejecting it".

"The industrial unions are vehement about this," said Representative James L. Oberstar, a senior Minnesota Democrat.

But then why are the Bush administration and its allies so vehement about ANWR?

Because our experiences were not hers she could be vehement about our ignorance of hardship.

These fans are quite vehement about protecting their own area and are less likely to have a guilty pleasure.

Other leading Democrats like Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo have been equally vehement about restoration of the arts funds.

Did you always know your narrator would harbor such vehement feelings about their possible fate?

Tough competition, loss of advertising revenue and falling sales prompt the media to produce increasingly vehement reports about increasingly exaggerated conflicts.

I don't quite know how anyone has managed to conjure up such vehement feelings about its content, because its content was silly.

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.

One evening, he spoke with equally vehement affection about Oscar Wilde, telling me the story of how a recently bereaved woman had been comforted by a visit from Wilde, and briefly made to laugh despite her unhappiness.