Sentence examples for vehement hostility from inspiring English sources

Some of Mr Sarkozy's views collide directly with those of America and Britain, including his vehement hostility to Turkish entry to the European Union, his doubts about the continuing presence of French troops in Afghanistan and his industrial protectionism within Europe.

Michael Kazin, Bryan's biographer, notes the many handicaps he faced in his 1896 campaign: "A severe economic downturn that occurred with Democrats in power, a party deserted by its men of wealth and national prominence, the vehement opposition of most prominent publishers and academics and ministers, and hostility from the nation's largest employers".

Definitions of hatred use terms such as "dislike", "intolerance" and "hostility", all of which seem to fall short of the vehement fruit that we see it bear.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

Women are particularly vehement.

Hostility bet.

Public hostility.

Dying, she became more vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.

LaVette is small and vehement.