She is angry, vehement, impassioned.
And it makes people angry and vehement as nothing else does.
In his Requiem, for example, composed in 1984 after the sudden death of his younger son, John, the writing for solo soprano, chorus and orchestra is energetic, assertive and often angry, but its most vehement moments illuminate the tension between the traditional Requiem text and the poetry by William Blake, George Herbert and John Donne that he interspersed between the Latin movements.
A lawyer by training, he is both vehement and tender, bellicose and reserved, passionately angry one moment and coolly rational the next--as if someone had once explained to him that the perfect movie mogul is half artist and half gunslinger, and he had believed it, but was never quite comfortable in making the parts fit.
After a close 1-0 pitch was called a ball, Rodriguez stared at Cuzzi, who responded with a vehement hand gesture, which Blanco said was an angry and inappropriate call for Rodriguez to get back on the mound.
Later in the work the solo line ranges from intensely introspective, melancholy and stunningly beautiful — in the Passacaglia, for example — to brash and angry, with phrasing that draws on the rhythms of vehement verbal argument.
As a leader of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, Mr. O'Neill has become the most public face of an effort by angry fellow veterans to discredit Mr. Kerry, who enjoys equally vehement support from other war buddies who see him as a hero.
Her face was angry and exultant; she belted the song with bright swoops and vehement rasps.
Angry white men and a few uniformed monkeys rampage through "Scrutinearsighted," RICHard SMOLinski's vehement burlesque of the international political phenomena that mainstream journalists politely label "populism". The Toronto artist has papered the walls of IA&A's smallest gallery with cartoon-paintings, rendered in smeary black and white on torn-edged, loosely aligned panels.
Vehement opposition to the United States has been a pillar of Iran's theocratic system since 1979, the year an angry population overthrew the monarch Washington had helped install 26 years earlier in a coup engineered with the help of the CIA.
