Sentence examples for vehement anger from inspiring English sources

But the administration officials did not react with the vehement anger toward the Council that they had expressed in the past, suggesting that Mr. Giuliani was not looking for a fight and that they might be willing to talk.

As a result, skeptics like myself struggle to understand or anticipate the vehement anger that can be generated by the mere suggestion that perhaps there may be no God, or even that such a suggestion is not meant to offend.

Rangers fans are already vehement in their anger towards the SFA, a contrast to the self-harming and blinkered support of Whyte they displayed earlier.

His anger is vehement and direct when he delivers a speech about Antonio to the camera, beginning, "I hate him for he is a Christian".

The anger and vehement objections of Democrats to a bill not altogether dissimilar from that proposed by their own establishment helps to confirm our assessment.

The fans in the Hereford Arms reacted with anger, which grew more vehement by the minute as the match progressed.

It is odd, and regrettable, that the most vehement feminists are never moved to greater anger than when faced with another women's definition of the cause, going back to Steinem v Friedan, the 1971 Miami title match.

Women are particularly vehement.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.