Sentence examples for vehement book from inspiring English sources

The popular mythology of alcohol is a vast and vehement book.

By Berton Roueché The popular mythology of alcohol is a vast and vehement book.

Mr. Ball himself seems infected with an intelligent and observant sadness -- perhaps caused in part by his family's vehement response to his book.

The most sustained and vehement barbs in this book are directed not at Democrats or liberals or the news media, but at the McCain campaign.

More important, Noyce's version lacks the vehement sourness of the book, be it the acidity of sex or of geopolitics.

Brian Clough's widow and family will snub a new big-screen dramatisation of his ill-fated 44 days as manager of Leeds United, despite being offered a preview by film-makers hoping to overcome their vehement opposition to the book on which it is based.

Such repressive circumstances account for both the fierce, often wrathful urgency of Beauvoir's book and the vehement controversies this founding text of feminism aroused when it was first published in France in 1949 and in the United States in 1953.

His view was not shared among the more vehement of the comic books' fans.

A vehement proponent of the physical book, Dettmer shares in an artist essay his thinking behind the physical book's demise: society is "currently witnessing a historic shift in the way we record and receive our ideas and information".

What is interesting about our interview is his continuing vehement repudiation of the traditional book publishing industry's response to the new platform of the Internet.

Despite the Bush administration's vehement denials of the charges, the book has created a media firestorm, selling more than 300,000 copies in three weeks.