Sentence examples for vehement ideology from inspiring English sources
Haley was not at all in accord with the Nation's theology or its vehement ideology of racial separatism.
The two Khrushchevs were not close: Nikita, a stalwart party man, deplored his son's womanising (he fathered his first child aged 17), and his vehement disdain for ideology.
Beyond peradventure, Trump's incapacities transcend issues or ideology, or the most vehement objections to the policies or persona of Hillary Clinton.
The current mix of nationalism, xenophobia, and vehement anti-Americanism in Moscow is a far cry from the more staid and secular ideology guiding the Soviet Union in the nineteen-eighties.
Nashir grew increasingly vehement.
Women are particularly vehement.
It's no surprise that the most vehement opposition comes from the Catholic church and small lobby groups acting as foot soldiers in what they perceive as a battle of ideologies, rather than the progression of civil rights.
Dying, she became more vehement.
"Syntax used to be vehement.
The complaints can be vehement.
