Overheard at the Bankers Club, one dark-gray flannel to another: "Excuse me for being so vehement, but I'm at odds with the Federal Reserve".
And seeing him humiliate his most gifted students, seeing him flog them with his vehement sarcasm, I used to think: You're taking revenge.
By William Mangold The New Yorker, January 19 , 1957P. 25 Overheard at the Bankers Club, one dark-gray flannel to another: "Excuse me for being so vehement, but I'm at odds with the Federal Reserve".
Mr. McCain's comments on Sunday night were so much more vehement than any I had heard him make before that I asked him whether he thought the president had acted sufficiently boldly on the issue of the commercials.
"I see the vehement editorials calling for new dams and I grin," the blogger wrote in 2009, amid an earlier drought.
"Mrs. Keppel?" Brooke, absolutely vehement, said, "Oh, no, I knew Mrs. Keppel.
From across the street, I heard vehement yelling and cursing, trucks' doors being thrown open with a bang; some kind of chaos was ensuing.
do you like Mike Tyson? and would you like to see a movie about Mike Tyson?' and if I got vehement negation on all three, I then made a proposal which was to come to the editing room and if after 5 minutes you don't like the movie I'll give you $100 to leave.
I find being interviewed really difficult, because it involves talking about myself, and in my tension I get very vehement, so I come across as if I really care, but actually I'm just experiencing the anxiety of being interviewed.
