Sentence examples similar to vehement feeling from inspiring English sources

Did you always know your narrator would harbor such vehement feelings about their possible fate?

The Spanish were surprised by the vehement feelings Clegg expressed against Margaret Thatcher.

I don't quite know how anyone has managed to conjure up such vehement feelings about its content, because its content was silly.

Indeed, when I asked why Silicon Valley had such vehement feelings about what the twins symbolize on Twitter and yes Facebook, I was overwhelmed with similar responses, "The valley is filled with people who were misfits in school in a world filled with Winklevosses," said Redpoint VC Satish Dharmaraj said on Twitter.

But his vehement tone is unrelenting.

A record made as the enthusiastic young group rapidly found its feet and discovered its sound while various family members died in quick succession, it combined desperate, precocious freshness, unfaked tear-stained feeling, a vehement gentleness and a definite moral positiveness.

Still, the religious feeling could be vehement.

He added: "I've always kept my word and my clients have always kept their word". The revelations were another twist in what already had been an emotional roller-coaster--a week of anonymous accusations and vehement denials that had stirred feelings of anger, grief and betrayal among an entranced public.

That belief bolsters their vehement opposition to gun control.

"I get a distinct feeling among Aboriginal people that they feel that compensation is an absolute possibility, notwithstanding the prime minister's very vehement statement about not considering it".

Nearly everyone has an opinion on it, often vehement.