Sentence examples for vehement has from inspiring English sources

Just as vehement has been the retort from those on the wrong end of the established networks' coverage; viewers and broadcasters alike say true independence remains elusive in this part of the world.

"People whose negative reaction has been most vehement have all been men over about 45," she says.

Confusion, politics, conflicted experts, anecdote, and emotion ruled front pages, airwaves, the Internet, and dinner-table conversations.… The initial reaction to the Task Force recommendations might have been less vehement had the potential negative consequences of alternative recommendations also been considered".

The whole saga, in his vehement summary, has been "a tale told by an idiot".

It is a remarkable fact therefore that at a very vehement argument has just blown up among them.

Incidental Intelligence: A vehement hand has chalked on an alley wall just a few steps from the New York Academy of Medicine, "Chico has Mental Health".

The most vehement criticism has come from mathematicians and scientists, who have alternated between gloating at her ("You are the goat!") and lamenting the nation's innumeracy.

By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, September 24 , 1960P. 35 Incidental Intelligence: A vehement hand has chalked on an alley wall just a few steps from the New York Academy of Medicine, "Chico has Mental Health".

The most vehement opposition has come from politicians in Florida, where the issue remains a touchstone among many Republicans even though demographic change has softened its impact among voters, according to recent opinion polls in the state and nationally.

The most vehement dissent has centered on PX and plants like the one in Zhangzhou have become a lightning rod for public dissatisfaction.

The public reaction was also vehement: Nixon had crossed the line.