Sentence examples for vehement defender from inspiring English sources

She has also become his vehement defender, on the theory that these bygones really are bygones, and that they occurred in a culture with very different values about sex and love.

As The Times reported in 2009 ("Cheney Is Linked to Concealment of C.I.A. Project," front page, July 12), the former vice president "was the Bush administration's most vehement defender of the secrecy of government activities".

Deutscher rejects linguistic relativity in its strong form, pouring scorn on its most vehement defender, the early-20th-­century linguist Benjamin Whorf, and again firmly locating his account in the cultural-historical background.

Donald Trump has said that he will replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia — the Court's most vehement defender of the death penalty for almost thirty years — with someone in his mold.

I will, though, note the following brief items: (1) Much of US politics, and most of the pundit reaction to the NSA stories, are summarized by this one single visual from Pew: The most vocal media critics of our NSA reporting, and the most vehement defenders of NSA surveillance, have been, by far, Democratic (especially Obama-loyal) pundits.

"Now, a mere four [years] later, Democrats have become the most vehement defenders of the NSA and the most vicious attackers of my work on the NSA - often, some of the very same people cheering so loudly in 2006 and 2007 are the ones protesting most loudly and viciously now.

Now, a mere four later, Democrats have become the most vehement defenders of the NSA and the most vicious attackers of my work on the NSA – often, some of the very same people cheering so loudly in 2006 and 2007 are the ones protesting most loudly and viciously now.

No one's suggesting that Bergoglio, alias Pope Francis, alias God who admittedly has his vehement defenders, the editorial page of Investor's Business Daily among others—should take the Big Sleep.

This time Shearer's vehement appeal that the ball hit a defender on it's way out for what should have been a Newcastle corner goes a little too far for the official.

There were vehement protests when the tireless Mario Mandzukic burst clear of Ramos and Pique, only for the Real Madrid defender to clatter into the Croatia striker on the right of the penalty area.

Women are particularly vehement.