Sentence examples for vehement disapproval from inspiring English sources
Absent broader international consensus, expressing vehement disapproval might be the best option.
The vehement disapproval of the newly appointed vice-presidential chief of staff, David S. Addington, of proposed language prohibiting "cruel," "degrading," "humiliating" treatment of detainees because it is too "vague" indicates that the top leadership of the Bush administration is still endangering the moral integrity of this nation.
Is there any other field that generates such vehement disapproval of the decisions experts decree?
Announcing the ban, the government acknowledged that "glitzy structures" have "tainted the image" of the Communist Party and "stirred vehement public disapproval"In this section The unkindness of strangers Bizarrely consistent Architectural bombast Reprints.
She refused to allow the man to see any family photographs, and was vehement in expressing her disapproval of Marian's bohemian set.
More importantly for you, as a young man Martí overcame what was in many ways the most difficult obstacle of all: the disapproval and at times vehement opposition of his family.
Nashir grew increasingly vehement.
Women are particularly vehement.
(Murmurs of disapproval).
Others whistled their disapproval.
