In order to avoid every gamer in digital Christendom taking up arms in vehement disgreement with the sainted canon, Lowood has commented that it was not a list of firsts - but "more generally centred on criteria of influence, importance, impact, the aspect of influence not just on other games or on players, but on popular culture, society, aesthetics, etc".
The chairman of News Corp, whose UK newspaper arm News International has come under vehement attack by MPs after revelations of alleged phone hacking at the News of the World, was summoned and has now said he will appear before the Commons Culture Committee on Tuesday.
His side-on bowling action, following a smooth and almost soundless approach, was described by the Manchester Guardians cricket correspondent Neville Cardus as "absolutely classical, left side showing down the wicket before the arm swung over with a thrilling vehement rhythm".
The fans in the Hereford Arms reacted with anger, which grew more vehement by the minute as the match progressed.
Those expecting classic French refinement from Mr. Thibaudet may have been stunned by the vehement virtuosity of his playing, alive with cascading chords, arm-blurring octaves and crackling rhythmic incisiveness.
During the vehement episodes — as in the first movement's development section, with its arm-blurring bursts of leaping chords — Mr. Bronfman played with steely power and uncanny ease.
Patriotic Sri Lankans, of course, will spring to vehement defence of their national icon at the mere mention of a bent arm.
Lloyd Axworthy, who retired as foreign minister shortly before the federal election last month, was a vehement opponent of the missile-defence scheme, which he saw as costly, unproven and likely to trigger a new arms race.
Nashir grew increasingly vehement.
Women are particularly vehement.
